If you've read any of my previous Bobbi Brown blog posts, you will know that my absolute favourite product of all time from the brand (and potentially in my makeup bag at any given time) is the Bobbi Brown Corrector. Honestly, it has completely changed the way that I apply makeup. So you can imagine how I excited I was to see the release of a brand new Bobbi Brown Skin Corrector Stick. As well as an accompanying Concealer Stick. So, of course I had to try them out and that's exactly what today's blog post is all about.
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So here's what I think of the new releases;
Bobbi Brown Corrector Stick in Extra Light Bisque (£26)
Ever since I was introduced to the Corrector, it really did change the way that I apply my makeup. I use such a tiny amount of concealer, instead of slathering it on like I used to. Or I use none at all.
I typically use Light Bisque in my Corrector. But I was super excited to see an Extra Light Bisque shade in the stick version. And having it in a stick makes it even easier to apply. I normally apply my Corrector with the Bobbi Brown Full Coverage Touch Up Brush. But I can just swipe this on and blend out with my fingers.
It immediately covers the purplish discolouration under my eyes and doesn't crease either. As I say, I can now go without using a concealer on top, the Bobbi Brown Correctors are that good.
Bobbi Brown Concealer Stick in Porcelain (£26)
This Concealer Stick leaves you with such a natural but covered finish. It being in stick form also makes it super easy to apply around the face and really target certain skin issues. It also makes tidying up my brows or eyeshadow a breeze.
It blends nicely and has a lovely creamy consistency. Again, it doesn't crease either, which is fantastic. As I say, I've always opted for the Corrector instead of a Bobbi Brown concealer. But this one has definitely won me over.
You'll find the new Bobbi Brown Skin Corrector Stick and Concealer Stick at Boots, ASOS and Selfridges. As well as on the Bobbi Brown website.
Have you tried Bobbi Brown's correctors or concealers in the past? If so, what do you think of them? And what do you think of the new sticks?
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