Kylie Jenner gave a free lip kit to a fan who said theirs was stolen, and now people are asking the makeup mogul to send them things like money and cars

• Kylie Jenner recently sent a free Kylie Cosmetics lipstick bundle to a fan who claimed on Twitter that theirs had been stolen.
• Other Twitter users quickly turned the exchange into a meme, in which people are now asking Jenner to send them expensive items like new cars and skin-care products.
• Some people even asked the makeup mogul to send them large sums of money.
• Earlier in the year, Khloe Kardashian also sent free merchandise to fan, and faced backlash as a result.
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Lip kits from Kylie Cosmetics typically range in price from $27 to $29. But thanks to the brand's founder, Kylie Jenner, one lucky fan can say that they got a bundle for free.

On Sunday, Twitter user Megan Etter said their Kylie Cosmetics Lip Kit was previously stolen while at a bar. The person also said they would "never forget" the incident, which "hurts all over again" anytime they remember it.

Kylie Jenner offered to replace the fan's lip kit, which they said was stolen 

On Monday, Jenner responded with a tweet of her own, saying, "What color? I got you."

Etter quickly replied with the shade name of the lip kit, called Punk, and thanked the makeup mogul for her response. She also apologized for not answering sooner, as she'd been sleeping.

By Tuesday morning, the new lip kit had arrived at the Twitter user's doorstep.

"This is probably one of the nicest things someone has done for me," Etter wrote on Twitter. "Thank you so much for replacing my lipstick. I'm extremely grateful."

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Almost immediately after Jenner replied to her fan, many on social media turned the Twitter exchange into a meme

While some asked Jenner to provide them with expensive items like new cars or skin-care products, others tried to get the makeup mogul to send them large sums of money.

 

Jenner isn't the only member of the Kardashian family to send free merchandise to a fan

She's also not the first member of her family to consequently face backlash after doing so.

In March, Khloe Kardashian responded to a fan on Twitter who said they'd have to work extra shifts to afford jeans from the television star's brand, Good American.

Shortly after the exchange, Kardashian sent a package of clothing to the fan, which many people criticized.

While some said that Kardashian's jeans were too expensive in the first place — Good American clothing ranges in price between $45 and $209 — others felt that the star was simply promoting her clothing line.

Some also pointed out that Kardashian appeared to send the package after facing backlash for her previous response to the fan, in which she said it was "cute" that the woman was willing to work extra shifts to purchase her clothing.

Representatives for Kylie Jenner and Megan Etter did not immediately reply to INSIDER's request for comment.

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