The new Bobbi Brown Sunset Pink Collection is universally flattering, and the most wearable collection from a brand that I have seen in a long time. The shades in this collection are neutral, but have an extra something that make them across-the-board-gorgeous and suitable for all skin tones. The new product line showcases highlighting powders, cheek tint sticks, limited edition long-wear cream shadows, tube tints and of course, Bobbi's amazinglong-wear gel liner.
This collection is currently available, limitedly, online.
A velvety, pigmented highlight. A little goes a long way.
Telluride:the most cool-toned color of the trio, imparts a beautiful, frosty glow (almost a little on the mauve side) that can be used as a subtle contour.
Sunset Glow:a beautiful, rose gold color, this can also be used as a blush.
Afternoon Glow:a champagne, bronze highlight. The most traditional highlight color.
The product comes in a mirrored compact (for Bobbi Brown loyalists, you will recognize it as the same compact that the Bobbi Brown Shimmer Brick comes packaged in).
You get a lot of product in the pan, and you only need to dip your fan slightly to get a good amount on.
The glow is perfection. These are my favorite products from the line.
Four new shades work well as standalone cream shadows or as colored eye shadow bases for enhancing another shadow. I love wearing them layered with other shadows. These four matte shades were produced in response to consumers wanting this formula, in more daytime friendly shades.
Best applied with your fingers.
Ash: a neutral, matte, every day lid or crease shade.
Nude Beach:a pretty nude color. Described as a pale, nude nectar.
Stone Pink:a matte lid shade, in a buttery taupey color. Described as a nude pink.
Velvet Plum: a beautiful matte to intensify the outter corner and crease.
TFE TIP: These do have a tendency to dry out in the pot, but you can microwave them for a few seconds and they settle back, good as new!
One of Bobbi Brown's most iconic products. The gel liner formula debuted many years ago, and was a huge success. It was the first potted gel liner formula to ever hit the market. It was created when Bobbi Brown dipped a pencil brush into a mascara tube, after wanting a fluid, deeply pigmented liner.
The best gel liner that I've ever used. The expansive color range is perfect.
Wear it alone by making a thick, cat-eye wing.
Layer it above your shadow and blend it out. Dries somewhat quickly but not too fast.
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