Kylie Jenner starts delivering THOUSANDS of hand sanitizers to healthcare workers as the stylish Kylie Skin branded bottles are revealed
Kylie and Kris Jenner have started distributing boxes of hand sanitizer to medical centers across southern California.
Through Kylie’s skincare brand Kylie Skin and its major investor, Coty, the reality stars were able to produce thousands of bottles of antibacterial gel for healthcare workers.
And now pictures are emerging of the truckloads of the bottles being delivered to people on the frontline fighting COVID-19.
They’ve arrived: Kylie Jenner’s hand sanitizers, which she produced through her Kylie Skin brand with Coty, have started being delivered to hospitals across southern California
Helping the healthcare workers: One of Kylie Jenner’s personal physicians showed off the bottle and thanked the generous reality star for her help
One of Kylie’s personal physicians, Dr. Thaïs Aliabadi, revealed on Saturday that Kylie Skin had just donated 6,000 pounds of the bottles to be distributed to different hospitals.
‘@kylieskin donated 6000 pounds of hand sanitizers to us yesterday. These pallets will soon be distributed to the hospitals and clinics around Los Angeles.
‘THANK YOU again @kyliejenner for your generous donation. The loving gift that keeps on giving’
Aliabadi shared a photo of the stylish bottle emblazoned with the Kylie Skin logo.
She also posted a few snaps of a fork lift truck moving pallets of the bottles, illustrating Kylie’s generosity.
Generous: Pictures are emerging of the truckloads of the bottles being delivered to people on the frontline fighting COVID-19.
It was announced last month that her Kylie Cosmetics brand would be producing hand sanitizers for hospitals across California to help fight the spread of infection.
The hand sanitizer also included a special message for recipients, which read: “Dedicated to first responders working to support our communities.”
A representative for Kylie Skin confirmed that the hand sanitizer would be made by Coty’s factories and will not affect the production of Kylie Skin products.
The lip kit mogul has also donated $1 million to help supply protective wear to healthcare professionals fighting coronavirus on the front lines.