Bobbi Brown Blush & Bloom Collection

[unpaid/sample/affiliate/ad] Shove a flower on it and I’m hooked! Although no doubt the product development team at Bobbi Brown would cringe at their beautiful designs being describes ‘having flowers shoved on them’. However, first I’m going to flag up a bit of treat that I found while I was on the BB website. Beauty brands are really having to up their game to bring in custom and I think this set is a game well and truly upped.

Beauty Emergency Kit#

For £28, this set, I feel, is a bit of a snip. It’s small sizes of course bar one item, but everything is handy and if you are venturing on a break anywhere, perfect to throw in your overnight bag. I’m also eyeing it as being very giftable if you have summer birthdays or celebrations to contend with. Contents are Pot Rouge in Fresh Melon (full size), Mini Vitamin Enriched Face Base, Mini Smokey Eye Mascara, Mini Long Wear Cream Shadow Stick in Golden Pink, Mini Soothing Cleansing Oil and Mini Extra Eye Repair Cream. Plus the bag, obviously. I love it – it’s HERE and I don’t think it will be around for long – it’s only gone live very recently.

Bobbi Brown Blush & Bloom Collection

So, back to the products in question – the Blush & Bloom Collection – where the glosses have been given a fancy twist with floral lids and they’re in the Crushed Oil Infused formula.

Bobbi Brown Blush & Bloom Collection

Red Hibiscus is one of my absolute favourites in this formula – a sheer crimson for the red-shy as it goes on as a hint of shiny red rather than a full-on saturation that has you fully committed to a ‘statement lip’. It’s especially lovely if your tone has warmed a bit over the summer. I’m also already a fan of Sweet Dianthus – the pinky-coral shade. I was beginning to think that these are re-named existing colours but I’ve done a side by side of several of Bobbi reds – Hollywood Red and Hot Streak and Red Hibiscus is marginally different so perhaps not. I’m a sucker for pinky-corals as absolute suit-alls and an easy win for a dot of colour on the lips. There are only a couple of shades left (Red Hibiscus is one, the other is Rose Garden) with the flowery lids but all the colours are available in the usual black lid. They’re £19 HERE.

Bobbi Brown Blush & Bloom Collection

If you’re a highlighter fan, there is some beautiful detailing on the Highlighting Powder in Pink Glow. Although, to be fair, I’m not really seeing a lot of pink in it!

Bobbi Brown Blush & Bloom Collection

It’s more of a light bronze and pearl mix – really pretty and beautiful on the skin as you’ll see. It’s £30 HERE.

Bobbi

In the swatch is Red Hibiscus, Rose Garden and Sweet Dianthus, followed by the highlighter in Pink Glow. Non-affiliate link is HERE.

 


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2 responses to “Bobbi Brown Blush & Bloom Collection”

  1. Trimperley

    Pre mask I’d have visited a Bobbi Brown counter this weekend swatched it and probably purchased Rose Garden.

    During the era of the mask I’m thinking, that will rub off on my mask. I’ve thrown one mask away today as it had lipstick and gloss on the inside and blusher on the sides by my ears.

    B*!!%$@ Covid

    1. Jane Cunningham

      Yes, the only way around that is to apply your lip product once the mask is off – if I know I have to wear a mask for a while (which isn’t often) I just use a clear balm and take the opportunity to get my lips in good condition and then do a quick swish of stick or gloss once the mask is off. I’ve found when wearing lipstick under the mask, when it comes off it’s gone all blurry – not in a good way, in a too-much wine way!

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