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Topics: Kourtney Kardashian, Food and Drink, Celebrity
Lucy Devine
Topics: Kourtney Kardashian, Food and Drink, Celebrity
Kourtney Kardashian has been criticised for her new, NSFW Lemme product, with people calling the venture 'gross'.
It's not the first time that Kourtney has released some controversial Lemme products, including gummies for vaginal health, a GLP-1 supplement and a tablet that 'combats cellulite'.
But it's the latest of the brand's lollipop collection that people have been raising their brows about.
Say hello to vagina lollies as part of the Kardashian sister's Lemme Purr collection.
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In a promo post introducing the sweets, a woman can be seen standing with her legs open, holding one of the yellow, pineapple-flavored lollipops.
"Your @target run just got a lot sweeter," the caption read.
"Introducing Lemme Purr Probiotic Lollipops Our limited-edition, Target exclusive innovation inspired by our #1 best-seller, Lemme Purr.
"This first-of-its-kind women’s health probiotic lollipop is made with highly-researched probiotics, Vitamin C, and real pineapple extract to support feminine self-care and overall wellness.*
"Launching exclusively at @target tomorrow, both in stores nationwide and online at target.com."
Another promo shot sees a woman holding the lolly between her teeth, alongside an image of a cat in the corner of the photo.
People were pretty taken aback by the new product, with one writing: “Making candy supplements that won’t even survive the digestion process let alone the natural ph of a vagina is beyond gross. Way to be a part of giving women ANOTHER thing to feel self-conscious about instead of actual education and advice on contacting a doctor if you are unsure."
While another added: “Yet another cash grab."
And a third said: "Your body already knows how to take care of itself. The best thing you can do is let it do its job without celebrity interference."
Earlier this month, sister Kim Kardashian also released a new and rather shocking product, as part of her Skims collection.
Retailing for $32, fans can now get their hands on its 'faux hair micro string thong', which is simply a thong inspired by bushy pubic hair... and it comes in all different 'hair colors'.
The description reads: "Our most daring panty yet. Hand-made in a super sheer, stretch mesh, this string thong features a mix of curly and straight faux hair in twelve different shade variations. Complete with elastic side straps. Fits true to size."
People were horrified online, with one writing: "Why would we buy this when we can all grow our own?"
While another said: "Girl i got this for free? wtf."
UNILAD has reached out to Lemme and Kourtney's reps for comment.