Just days ahead of his historic final performance at Birmingham’s Villa Park, Ozzy Osbourne has unveiled yet another unexpected chapter in his legacy — a signature beauty collection in collaboration with UK-based alternative cosmetics brand Jolie Beauty.
Launching July 9 via Jolie Beauty’s website, the limited-edition, officially licensed collection combines the brand’s bold and artistic approach with the theatrical, gothic style that has long defined Ozzy’s iconic image. From vampy hues to dramatic finishes, the range is designed to reflect the Prince of Darkness’s signature flair — both on and off the stage.
“It’s such an honor that Ozzy and his team chose to partner with us — especially as an independently run brand from his home city,” said Jolie Beauty CEO Jolie Cashmore. “This collaboration is a testament to Ozzy’s impact on the gothic and alternative communities, and a celebration of his legendary influence on music, fashion, and creativity.”
In a video message posted to social media, a visibly emotional Cashmore added, “The bat is finally out the bag. I cried because this is an absolute honor for me. I am a lifelong Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne fan… To be given this opportunity by the Osbourne team is just a dream come true.”
The announcement adds another layer to a landmark week for Osbourne. On July 5, he’s set to reunite with Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Bill Ward for Black Sabbath’s final live appearance together at the “Back to the Beginning” festival — a once-in-a-lifetime event also featuring Metallica, Guns N’ Roses, Slayer, Tool, Pantera, Alice in Chains, Halestorm, Anthrax, and more. It’s a historic sendoff for a band that reshaped the face of heavy metal.
But while the curtain is closing on live performances, Ozzy isn’t retiring creatively. In a recent interview with Metal Hammer, he emphasized his ongoing passion for music despite health challenges. “I am very blessed to say my goodbyes with the help of so many amazing musicians and friends,” he said. “From the late ’60s, we are probably one of the only bands where the original members are still alive and speaking with one another.”
He also made it clear that his time in the studio is far from over: “I still enjoy doing my own work. I also enjoy singing on other people’s work. For the foreseeable future, I will keep on recording if the projects interest me. It’s very important.”
