Colourpop is releasing a High School Musical makeup collection

A High School Musical-inspired makeup collection is being released by Colourpop and it’s giving all the nostalgia.

No, it’s not based on the recent television reboot version starring Olivia Rodrigo and Joshua Bassett, but the original record-breaking trilogy.

The collection, which has been inspired by the hit musical and its characters features a palette, lip products, blush and more.

The High School Musical x Colourpop collection will be released on 18 August from colourpop.com.

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The collection features an East High 15-pan palette, with shades including those named after the characters, with a glittery pink named Sharpay (obviously), a glittery blue named Troy and a matte orange for Gabriella.

There’s also three Just a Tint Lip Crayons, three Pressed Powder Blush, with East High-centric pressings like a wildcat paw and a Crème Gel Liner Trio finishing up the range.

They all come packaged in High School Musical and East High branded boxes, while the character’s signatures are written on the palette to recreate a yearbook page.

Fans of the franchise are loving the collection, with lots of comments referencing the iconic Sharpay Evans, played by Ashley Tislade.

One person wrote: “To quote Sharpay ‘Fabulous!’”.

Another said: “giving sharpay the most fabulous color obvi” alongside the crown emoji.

While somebody else said: “I said to myself when I saw your reel, if the sharpay one isn’t sparkly pink I don’t want it, and y’all didn’t disappoint”.

Other comments said, “outdoing yourself again, ColourPop!”, “My childhood so excited for this one!” and “Once a Wildcat, always a Wildcat”.

The entire range is priced at $95, or you can buy each of the products individually, with prices starting from $9, to create the ultimate Wildcats look.

To shop the collection from 18 August head to colourpop.com.

High School Musical 2 celebrates its 15th anniversary

This month marked 15 years since High School Musical 2 premiered on Disney Channel, which features one of the greatest enemies-to-lovers musical baseball sagas ever made.

It’s been 15 years since #HighSchoolMusical 2 premiered on Disney Channel, and 15 years since one of the greatest enemies-to-lovers musical baseball sagas ever made?‍♂️⚾? pic.twitter.com/NAj7xh9qE8

— PinkNews (@PinkNews) August 17, 2022

The scene features characters Ryan – who was confirmed as being gay by the film’s creator Kenny Ortega – and Chad who perform “I Don’t Dance”.

At the end of the number the pair are seen talking and eating food, but they’ve also swapped clothes, leading to viewers wondering if they’ve become more than just friends.

In 2020 Ortega said that he believed the character was “probably going to come out in college” in an interview with Variety. He continued: “It was less about coming out and just more about letting his true colours come forward.”

Ortega added: “I have to be honest with you. I didn’t think at the time – and Disney is the most progressive group of people I’ve ever worked with… I was concerned because it was family and kids, that Disney might not be ready to cross that line and move into that territory yet.

“So, I just took it upon myself to make choices that I felt that those who were watching would grab. They would see it, they would feel it, they would know it and they would identify with it. And that is what happened.”

The two characters, played by Lucas Grabeel and Corbin Bleu have become fan favourites of the franchise, with many ‘shipping’ their pair’s relationship.

While celebrating the film’s anniversary one fan tweeted pictures of the duo, captioning the post: “thank you chad and ryan for creating gay ppl”.

thank you chad and ryan for creating gay ppl https://t.co/6mIynxKTPy pic.twitter.com/mPY69jXiBo

— milo (@milochite) August 14, 2022

Another said: “happy anniversary to ryan and chad from high school musical”.

Somebody else wrote happy 15th birthday to the film, especially “the part after i don’t dance where chad and ryan fully swap outfits which goes completely unexplained”.