The Hannah Montana ColourPop Collection: What's Still in Stock

$110. That is what ColourPop charges for the full Hannah Montana set it brought back this summer, and of the sixteen products released alongside it, exactly one is gone.

That one matters more than the number suggests, because of what it is called.

What we checked, and when

We checked ColourPop's own US store directly on 17 August 2026, not a retailer, not a resale listing. Sixteen products. Fifteen show as available to add to cart. One — a $98.00 set called Livin' Two Lives — shows sold out, no restock date given.

The collection launched exclusively on colourpop.com on 25 June 2026, timed to the show's 20th anniversary: Hannah Montana premiered on Disney Channel on 24 March 2006 and ran until January 2011, a run you can still watch in full on Disney's own streaming page for the show. Laughing Place reported the anniversary framing at launch, and ColourPop's collection page confirms the same sixteen items are still the whole range — nothing has been added since June.

Prices run from $12.00 to $110.00. The full bundle at $110.00 is listed against a stated value of $122.00, which is the standard way ColourPop prices its sets: buy everything separately and you pay more.

The one that sold out is the one about secrets

Here is the detail worth sitting with. Livin' Two Lives is not a random name — it is the plainest possible description of the show's entire premise. Miley Stewart performs as her alter ego Hannah Montana and hides it from almost everyone she knows. Whatever ColourPop put in that $98.00 set, it is the product built around the show's one real idea, and it is the product that is not there anymore.

We do not know why. It could be that it was the smallest print run, or that fans who remember the theme song bought it first, or something unrelated to demand entirely. We are not going to guess a reason we cannot source. What we can say is what the store shows: everything else is available, that one is not.

Nearby is Double Life — an eyeliner-and-star-stamp duo at $14.00, presumably meant to let you draw the disguise on rather than just wear it. That one is still in stock.

Two names split the range in half

Look at the sixteen product names together and a pattern shows up that ColourPop never spells out on the page but the naming does for them.

Half the range names itself after the pop star: Being Hannah ($26.00), Star on Stage ($60.00), Stage Lights ($14.00), You're a Star ($12.00), Secret Superstar ($12.00), Star Pout ($22.00). The other half names itself after the ordinary kid underneath the wig: A Girl Like Me ($26.00), Just An Ordinary Girl ($48.00), Malibu Dreaming ($16.00), Keeping It Real ($12.00). Even Best of Both Worlds — the $26.00 shadow palette, named for the show's own theme song — sits at the seam between the two.

It is a genuinely tidy piece of merchandising: the show's split identity became the collection's price ladder. The stage-facing pieces skew more expensive and more elaborate — Star on Stage at $60.00 is one of two sub-collections inside the collection, alongside the sold-out $98.00 set. The everyday-Miley pieces are smaller and cheaper, mostly lip products under $20.00.

What sixteen products actually breaks down to

Three products cluster at exactly $26.00 and three more at $12.00 — ColourPop is not pricing each item individually so much as slotting it into one of five or six tiers. That is worth knowing if you are choosing between two products at the same price: the tier tells you the format (palette, lip kit, keychain), not the quality.

Which one to buy if you are only buying one

Three honest options, depending on what you actually want out of $12.00–$60.00.

If you want the cheapest possible nostalgia hit, the $12.00 tier is where it lives: You're a Star, Keeping It Real and Secret Superstar are all lip gloss keychains at that price, small enough to be an impulse buy rather than a decision. None of them is going to be a standout product on its own — the point is the name, not the formula.

If you want something you would actually reach for without the license attached, look at Best of Both Worlds at $26.00. A shadow palette is the format most likely to get repeat use, and it is priced the same as three other items in the range, so you are not paying a premium for the better format.

If you want the whole story, the full $110.00 set is cheaper than buying all sixteen items apart — the same bundle logic as the Lilo & Stitch set, which saves $7.00 against $102.00 of parts — and it is the only way to get every piece including the ones we have not itemised individually above. Given that Livin' Two Lives is already gone, buying the full set is also currently the only route to owning a version of that specific product line, since the standalone $98.00 listing will not add to cart.

What we would not do is chase the sold-out set on resale. We have not checked resale pricing for it and are not going to cite a number we have not verified — if you want it that badly, the more useful move is watching the collection page directly for a restock, which ColourPop does sometimes do on limited sets. Its three Twilight collections have stayed fully in stock rather than clearing at all.

Why this is a colourpop.com exclusive and nowhere else

Unlike some of ColourPop's licensed lines, this one was not distributed to Ulta or Amazon at launch — Laughing Place's original coverage describes it as launching "exclusively on ColourPop's website," and three months later we found no listing for it at any other retailer we checked. If you want it, the brand's own store is currently the only legitimate route. That also means there is only one stock count to watch — though two of these products have leaked onto the brand's Little Mermaid collection page by mistake — which is simpler than most of what we cover here: no retailer holding separate inventory, no regional variation to account for, just the one page.

What this collection is not

None of these products were worn on Hannah Montana. The show ended in 2011; ColourPop is a cosmetics brand, not a costume department, and this range exists because Disney licensed the name for a 20th-anniversary collaboration, fifteen years after the fact. Compare Wednesday's lip, where the artist who applies it named a specific $25 MAC pencil and the technique that goes with it. Nothing here claims to be screen-accurate, and neither do we — the naming references the show's plot and songs, not its wardrobe.

We also have not tested the formulas. We verified that these sixteen products exist, at these prices, in this stock state, directly from the brand. Whether the shadow palette blends well or the lip oil is sticky is a different question than the one this article answers.

FAQ

Is the ColourPop Hannah Montana collection still available? Yes, mostly. As of 17 August 2026, fifteen of sixteen products were in stock on ColourPop's own US store. One set, Livin' Two Lives ($98.00), is sold out.

When did the ColourPop Hannah Montana collection launch? 25 June 2026, exclusively on colourpop.com, timed to the show's 20th anniversary — Hannah Montana premiered on Disney Channel on 24 March 2006.

How much is the full Hannah Montana ColourPop collection? The full bundle is $110.00 against a stated combined value of $122.00. Individual pieces range from $12.00 to $98.00.

What is sold out in the Hannah Montana ColourPop collection? Livin' Two Lives, a $98.00 set, is the only sold-out item as of our last check. No restock date is listed.

Is the Hannah Montana ColourPop collection sold at Ulta or Amazon? Not that we could find. Coverage at launch described it as a colourpop.com exclusive, and it remains listed only on the brand's own store.

Did any of these products actually appear on the show? No. Hannah Montana ended in 2011. This is a themed collection released in 2026 to mark the anniversary — the names reference the show's plot and songs, not its costumes or props.

Is this collection still buyable in future? We cannot promise that. Licensed collabs eventually clear from ColourPop's catalog. If you are reading this well after August 2026, check the store link above before assuming the table still holds.

Have you tested how the makeup performs? No. We verified existence, price and stock directly against the brand's store. Formula quality is outside what we checked.