The Lilo & Stitch ColourPop Collection: What It Costs Now

"Ohana means family. Family means nobody gets left behind." ColourPop borrowed the line almost word for word for its own product page — "Ohana means nobody gets left out of the full collection" — and put a $95.00 price tag under it.

That was May 2025, timed to the live-action Lilo & Stitch in theatres. Licensed beauty capsules are usually gone within a year of launch, sold through or quietly delisted — though three ColourPop Twilight collections have all survived, thirty-nine products and not one sold out. We checked ColourPop's own Lilo & Stitch catalog directly against the brand's storefront data on 19 August 2026, fifteen months after release. All nine listings are still there. Nothing has sold out.

What's in the collection, and what it costs

Nine products, pulled straight from ColourPop's product data rather than the marketing copy, each one tagged internally to the same event (Stitch 2025) so we know they belong together and nothing has been swapped in from another collab.

That is a tighter range than most of the licensed lines we track — nothing above $95.00, nothing under $12.00 — and it is a genuinely small collection. Nine listings total, nowhere near the thirty-plus we have found in some other studio tie-ins, which may be part of why all of it has survived. The Little Mermaid line runs to twelve listings and a $99.00 full set.

The three lip glosses carry the most specific theming in the range. ColourPop's own product copy gives each one a flavour tied to its shade: Experiment 626 is a "sheer coral red" with passion fruit, Surfer Vibes is "hot pink" with guava, and Super Sweet is "baby pink" with coconut. The shadow stix duo, Cute and Feisty, is built the same way — two duochrome shades named Alien Vibes (aqua blue shifting gold) and a lavender-to-aqua pair — where the color-shift is the actual selling point of the formula, not just a name borrowed from the film.

The bundle math: $95 versus $102

Add up what the full collection actually contains — the Beach Dreamin' palette, the Crowd Favorite blush, the Cute and Feisty duo, the Ohana highlighter, and three individual lip glosses (Super Sweet, Experiment 626, Surfer Vibes) at $12.00 each — and the parts total $102.00. The set itself is $95.00, a $7.00 saving for buying it assembled.

The three lip glosses inside that bundle — Super Sweet, Experiment 626 and Surfer Vibes — are also boxed separately as Keepin' It Sweet, a standalone trio, for $33.00. Bought individually at $12.00 apiece they would run $36.00, so the trio saves $3.00 over the same three tubes bought one at a time. Two different bundles, two different discounts — $7.00 on the full set, $3.00 on the lip trio — and neither is the kind of steep, limited-time markdown licensed lines sometimes advertise; the Hannah Montana full set works the same way at $110.00 for sixteen pieces. These are everyday list prices, and they read the same in August 2026 as they did at the May 2025 launch.

The blush that isn't really blue

Crowd Favorite is packaged and photographed as a bold blue cream, which reads strangely for a blush until you check ColourPop's own product description: it is a pH-reactive formula that "reacts to your unique pH for a custom pink shade" once it touches skin. The blue in the compact is not the shade you end up wearing — it is a gimmick borrowed from Stitch's own color, tied to a chemistry that has nothing to do with the film. We are repeating the brand's description here, not our own test; we have not worn the product and cannot confirm how the color-shift performs on different skin tones.

Whose Ohana — the 2002 film or the 2025 remake

Disney has now told this story twice: the 2002 animated original, and the live-action version that opened in theatres on 23 May 2025. ColourPop's internal tagging on every product in this collection reads event:Stitch 2025, and the launch was timed to the live-action release, not a re-release of the animated one. The names on the products — Experiment 626, Ohana, Surfer Vibes — work for either version, since they are drawn from the character and setting rather than from any single film's specific scenes. Nothing in ColourPop's own copy claims the makeup is a recreation of anything a character wore or used on screen, in either version, and we are not claiming that either.

Where it launched, and where it's sold now

The collection went live on colourpop.com on 15 May 2025, and reached Ulta Beauty — in stores and online — three days later, on 18 May. That second detail matters if you would rather see a shadow palette in person before buying: Ulta's physical stores were part of the plan from the start, not a later add-on.

What we can confirm today is ColourPop's own stock, which is the table above. We could not pull a reliable, current product-level stock check for Ulta's ColourPop shelf — its storefront renders through JavaScript in a way our checking method can't read — so we are not claiming Ulta still carries every one of these nine items. If you are buying at Ulta rather than colourpop.com, check that listing directly rather than assuming our table applies there too.

What we couldn't verify

We looked for an official ColourPop channel video to embed for this piece and did not find one. What comes up under searches for this collection is entirely creator content — try-on hauls and reviews from beauty channels, not uploads from ColourPop itself. Rather than attach one of those and imply it is more official than it is, we are running the price table above as the page's visual instead.

We also have not tested any of these nine products on skin. We verified that they exist, what they cost, and that they are in stock, sourced from the brand's own storefront data rather than press copy. Whether the pH blush actually shifts convincingly, whether the shadow stix duo blends the way a $16.00 product should — that is a separate question we have not answered.

One more limit worth stating plainly: in stock today does not mean in stock next year. Licensed collections do eventually clear, and this one has already outlasted plenty of comparable lines. If you are reading this well after August 2026, treat the table as a starting point and check the store yourself before you buy.

FAQ

Is the ColourPop Lilo & Stitch collection still available? Yes. As of 19 August 2026, all nine listings — the full set plus eight individual pieces — were in stock on ColourPop's own US store.

How much is the full ColourPop Lilo & Stitch collection? $95.00 for the full set. Individual pieces range from $12.00 (the lip glosses) to $33.00 (the three-piece lip trio).

Is buying the full collection cheaper than buying the pieces separately? Yes, by $7.00. The palette, blush, highlighter, shadow stix duo and three lip glosses add up to $102.00 bought individually; the set is $95.00.

Is the Crowd Favorite blush actually blue? In the compact, yes. It is a pH-reactive cream that ColourPop says shifts to a custom pink once applied — we have not tested this ourselves.

Is this collection tied to the 2002 animated film or the 2025 live-action remake? The launch and ColourPop's internal product tagging both point to the 2025 live-action release, which opened in theatres on 23 May 2025. The character names used work for either version of the story.

When did the ColourPop Lilo & Stitch collection launch, and where? 15 May 2025 exclusively on colourpop.com, reaching Ulta Beauty stores and Ulta.com three days later on 18 May 2025.

Is the collection sold at Ulta today? It launched there in May 2025, but we could not verify Ulta's current item-level stock directly — its site did not return readable product data to our check. Confirm on Ulta's own listing before buying there.

Did Stitch or Lilo wear this makeup on screen? No. This is a cosmetics line themed around the characters and setting, not a recreation of anything used in either film. ColourPop does not claim otherwise, and neither do we.