Kylie Jenner Your Eye Kit Stinks, Gives Us Headaches ... Customers Complain 
 
 Customers Complain Kylie Jenner's Eyeshadow's Giving Us Headaches 
 
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 One of Kylie Jenner's eye kits has become a real pain for customers who've filed complaints about chemical-induced headaches. 
 
 At least 15 people filed complaints within the past 2 weeks with the Better Business Bureau, claiming they smelled "chemicals and glue" when opening Kylie's Royal Peach Eyeshadow Palette. 
 
 Customers described the odor as "spray paint" or "paint thinner," and one said it stunk so bad she put the whole package outside her house. There's also at least one complaint of the makeup causing "a horrible headache." 
 
 The BBB tells us Kylie Cosmetics launched an investigation immediately and found an adhesive in the packaging was causing the smell. Kylie's company insists it's safe to use ... according to the BBB. 
 
 No word if the packaging has been changed, but the BBB says it got fewer complaints this week. We reached out to Kylie Cosmetics ... but no word back. ||||| A photo posted by Kylie (@kyliejenner) on Jan 7, 2017 at 4:40pm PST 
 
 The 19-year-old 'Keeping Up With the Kardashians' star who built up her beauty empire Kylie Cosmetics over two years before launching it last year launched a new eye make-up kit, which features 12 shades of eye powder and an eyeshadow brush, to her ever expanding cosmetics line on Thursday (12.01.17), and the star has revealed the product was snapped up in under 10 minutes.The teen entrepreneur announced the news of her instant sell-out on the brand's Instagram account with a picture of the latest item. 
 
 
 
 
 
 The post read: "#TheRoyalPeachPalette sold out in 9 MINUTES!!! Congrats to everyone who got theirs! You're going to fall in love with this palette and I'm excited to see the looks you all create!."And the television personality has teased she will continue to develop her collection and will be adding more items to her line "very soon".The upload continued: "So much more to come very soon. X."The beauty mogul announced she was planning to expand her range earlier this month to include the new eye make-up, and she shared an image of the exterior packaging, which features Kylie's brunette eyes beaming out under golden brown and royal blue eyeshadow, as well as a sneak preview of the colours in the product to social media.Alongside the upload Kylie included all of the product details, including the price and additional features in the kit, such as a mirror and a brush. ||||| One of Kylie Jenner’s eyeshadow palettes has come under fire for giving customers headaches. According to TMZ, at least 15 people have complained about the Kylie Royal Peach Eyeshadow Palette to the Better Business Bureau within the last two weeks, saying they could smell “chemicals and glue” when they opened it. 
 
 Some customers compared the smell to “spray paint” or “paint thinner”, with one saying she had to take the whole package outside because the odour was so strong. The worst account has a customer saying the palette gave her a “horrible headache.” Kylie Cosmetics was apparently quick to take action, and investigated the strange smells. They discovered it was coming from an adhesive in the packaging, so not the actual product, and told the BBB the product is safe to use.
– It's not every day that a new packet of makeup smells so bad it needs to be taken outside to air out. Such is the conundrum facing teen beauty mogul Kylie Jenner after her much-anticipated Royal Peach Eyeshadow Palette, which IOL reports sold out in nine minutes last month, is being slammed for smelling like "spray paint" and "paint thinner." TMZ reports that more than 15 complaints have been filed with the Better Business Bureau, with one user complaining of a "horrible headache." Jenner, who's known for turning to social media to warn her fans about fake products, has yet to respond to complaints, but Kylie Cosmetics has announced that it's a packaging adhesive and not the makeup itself that's causing the smell, reports Cosmopolitan. It's unclear whether the packaging has been changed, but the BBB notes fewer reports this week than last. (The massive Kardashian brand encompasses hundreds of trademark applications alone.)