Bobbi Brown Crushed Lip Color - Babe - 3.4gm

• “Babe” is a shade in the Crushed Lip Color range by Bobbi Brown, described on their website as “A medium blue pink.” 

• The formula: “The look of a satin-matte lipstick meets the feel of a lip balm for our most wearable lip yet. Loaded with crushed pigments and lip-loving ingredients.” 
  

• Shade description: According to a review site, “Babe is a moderately warm-toned, dark pink with a cream finish.” 

Key Benefits

• Comfortable wear: The balm-feel formula with crushed pigments means you get good colour payoff without overly heavy or purely matte feel. The review describes it as “didn’t tug” and had a smooth consistency. 

• Buildable finish: According to the brand: “One swipe for a blotted-down look. Layer for more intense colour payoff.” 

• Wearability & style versatility: The medium blue-pink shade delivers a polished yet approachable colour. Suitable for day or night looks, especially when you want colour that’s not too bold but still distinctive.

• Premium brand/finish: As part of a luxury-beauty brand, the formula and finish align well with high-end aesthetics — which fits your branding and visual asset planning.

How to Use

1. Prep lips: Make sure lips are exfoliated/hydrated so the colour applies smoothly (especially important for high-res visuals).

2. Apply colour: Use the bullet directly from the tube, starting at the centre of your lips and moving outward. For more precision (especially in brand visuals), you can use a lip brush.

3. Layer if desired:

   • One discretionary swipe gives a softer “your-lips-but-better” tinted look.

   • Add a second layer for richer intensity, more colour impact — useful if you are styling for a shoot or evening look.

4. Optional finish: If you prefer a slightly softer, “blotted” finish, you can press your lips together or pat off a bit with tissue. If you prefer crisp edges (for brand visuals), use a lip liner or clean up the edges for a polished finish.

5. Touch-up: Though the formula is comfortable, for long wear or high-impact visuals you might check mid-shoot to refresh if needed.