Bobbi Brown Crushed Lip Color - Brownie - 3.4gm

• The Crushed Lip Color line from Bobbi Brown is described as: “The look of a satin-matte lipstick meets the feel of a balm for our most wearable lip yet. Loaded with crushed pigments and lip-loving ingredients.” 

• The shade “Brownie” is listed within the shade range. 

• Indian market size: 3.4 g. 

• Indian retailer description indicates: “Loaded with crushed pigments and lip-loving ingredients” for this shade as well. 

Key Benefits

• Wearability + Comfort: Because the formula is designed to feel like a balm (with lip-loving ingredients) while offering lipstick-level colour, it’s comfortable for extended wear. 

• Buildable Finish: The brand indicates you can swipe once for a more natural “blotted” effect and layer for more intense colour payoff—this makes it versatile for everyday vs brand-visual looks. 

• Sophisticated Shade: “Brownie” suggests a brown-toned lip colour which can bring a refined, modern neutrality rather than a conventional pink or red—this aligns well with premium, editorial-style visuals.

• Premium Finish: The satin-matte effect gives a polished look without being overly glossy or too flat; that supports the luxury brand aesthetic you’re fond of.

How to Use

1. Prep lips: Exfoliate or moisturise lips lightly so the surface is smooth—especially important in high-resolution visuals or brand shoots.

2. Apply the colour: Use the lipstick bullet from the centre of lips outward. For high-precision/brand visuals, you may use a lip brush to define edges.

3. Choose intensity:

   • For a soft, everyday look: one light swipe of Brownie for a tinted lip effect.

   • For a more intense or editorial look: apply a second (or more) layer to deepen the tone.

4. Optional finish: If you prefer crisp edges (useful for brand imagery), you can define with a matching liner or clean up with a small brush and concealer. If you prefer a softer edge (modern trend), you can slightly blur out edges.

5. Touch-ups / Longevity: Because you’ll be using it perhaps in shoots or brand-asset contexts, keep it in mind for re-application or refreshing after meals, especially since brown tones can shift or fade subtly.