Unsung makeup Heroes: Bobbi brown foundation Stick

Dear Bobbi Brown, your foundation Stick absolutely rocks. Heart you! -Karen
A girl’s gotta have options, ya know?

Peki yaparım. I like having ’em — that’s for sure.

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I’m the gal who shows up for a flight at the airport with a suitcase dedicated to black shoes (and yet when it pertains to purses, why do I try to fit everything into one?).

Guess I like being prepared…

And when I find single products that supply me with options, they’re like appeal gold! — or appeal pirate treasure, as in the case of Bobbi Brown’s foundation Sticks.

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42 $

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When it pertains to foundation, I also like options. The a lot more the merrier. options for different occasions, like tinted moisturizer for casual days, medium-coverage liquid foundations for weekdays, full-coverage stuff for pictures — and don’t even get me started about finishes and textures; we’ll be here ’til the next season of The walking Dead.

Since I found Bobbi Brown’s $43 foundation Stick in Honey (my shade, and one of 20 available now in Bobbi’s permanent line on counters and online), I haven’t wanted to use anything else.

I’ve worn it each day this month because, in a nutshell, it rocks.

Bobbi brown foundation Stick in Honey (a good equivalent to MAC NC42)
One of Bobbi’s top makeup artists, Marc Reagan, introduced me to it at the Saks fifth Avenue Bobbi brown Master class a few weeks back, referring to it as “one thing every woman needs in her makeup bag.”

Homeboy was SO RIGHT! I’m this close to sending him a fruit basket with a note that reads, “Thank you for changing my life!”

First of all, it’s like Mr. wonderful (read: flexible). because it’s able to go from sheer to full coverage in the blink of an eye, it’s generally like getting a bunch of different face products in a single creamy stick.

Bobbi brown foundation Stick in Honey, $42
Say I want a sheer look like a tinted moisturizer — very light coverage. I’ll just load a fan brush with product directly from the stick. and when I want a a lot more polished look for pics or events — medium to full coverage — I’ll use a flat foundation brush instead.

Oh, and it even doubles as concealer! To disguise the little darkened, post-acne spots I have on my chin, I swipe a synthetic sponge across the tip, which I then pat wherever I need extra coverage. If I need a touch-up later in the day, I just reapply on top of whatever else I happen to be wearing, considering that it layers like a boss on top of cream and powder products.

I nearly can’t trick the stuff. No matter how I wear it, I think it looks like real, skin because it has one of those matte finishes with a bit life to it. It’s not completely flat.

It also never, ever feels heavy or like it’s suffocating my pores, and it doesn’t oxidize. It lasts on my combination dry/oily skin all day long, but I’m not sure how it would fare on incredibly oily skin types… I have a feeling the creamy formula might scoot away.

Swatch out! It’s Bobbi brown foundation Stick in Honey…
Seriously, I have no idea how I made it through my days without this (well, I do, but you know what I mean). Bayıldım.

Cat lady things, part 3,623

Thought you might appreciate this book my cat lady pal Heidi gave me as a gift last week.

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(I started reading it to Tabs, but he wasn’t amused…)

The long-running Unsung Heroes series features some of my favorite permanent collection products from a variety of bodacious appeal brands.

Your friendly neighborhood appeal addict,

Karen

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