Apparently pumpkin spice season has officially escaped the coffee cup.
Thrive Causemetics has brought back its limited-edition Pout Hero Liquid Balm Lip Treatment in Pumpkin Spice Latte, which means you can now add pumpkin spice to your fall beauty routine too.
And yes, this is exactly the kind of ridiculous seasonal product I want to know exists.
The Pumpkin Spice Latte version of Pout Hero is currently listed for $26 on Thrive Causemetics’ website as a limited-edition seasonal flavor.
According to Thrive Causemetics, Pout Hero is a leave-on liquid lip balm designed to moisturize dry lips while giving them a softer, fuller-looking appearance.
Pumpkin Spice Latte Pout Hero Is Limited Edition
Thrive is specifically labeling Pumpkin Spice Latte as a limited-edition option, so this isn’t necessarily something you’ll be able to grab year-round.
The company is currently featuring its return prominently on the Thrive Causemetics website for fall. The treatment comes in a 0.22-fluid-ounce tube.
Other flavors listed by Thrive include Vanilla Sugar Cookie, Gingerbread, Original Flavor-Free and Birthday Cake, although availability varies. Birthday Cake was sold out when we checked.
What Does Thrive Causemetics Pout Hero Do?
According to the brand, Pout Hero is meant to coat lips in long-lasting moisture and help improve the appearance of dry, chapped lips.
Thrive says the formula includes plant extracts, vitamins and antioxidants and is designed to leave lips looking smoother and fuller.
We haven’t personally tested the Pumpkin Spice Latte version, so we can’t tell you how strong the scent is. This is a look at the seasonal release, based on Thrive’s product information and the announcement supplied by Michele Marie PR.
But if you are the person who starts counting down to pumpkin spice season sometime around July, this absolutely feels like something you’re going to want to know about.
You can find the limited-edition Pumpkin Spice Latte Pout Hero Liquid Balm Lip Treatment through Thrive Causemetics while it is available.
So basically: lip balm, but make it PSL.
