The line of cosmetics is targeted toward young girls.
Kylie Jenner is facing outrage over her blush line that comes with sexual names like "Virginity," "Barely Legal," "X-Rated" and "Hot and Bothered."
The 20-year-old reality star’s target audience is young girls, and the suggestive names have angered parents.
Jenner recently posted an ad for her "X-Rated" and "Barely Legal" blush — and the Twitterverse fired back.
“Seriously Kylie Jenner, choose better names for your products,” was one comment.
"Disgusted," another user tweeted.
"Kylie named a blush barely legal. I'm gagging,” another person wrote.
Fox Business anchor Liz Claman spoke about the controversy with Inside Edition.
"To see these controversial names that are almost giving a stamp of approval to bad behavior or risky behavior, it really does upset a lot of people," she said. "Everyone is upset, so people go on the site and what do they do? Maybe they buy some."
Kylie Cosmetics grossed more than $420 million over the course of 18 months and Women’s Wear Daily reported that the company could be a billion-dollar brand by 2022.
Jenner has not commented on the backlash.
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