Bobbi Brown sparkled for Christmas

Published: 17-Jan-2011
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Bobbi Brown’s Christmas colour collection combines intense shimmering smoky eyes with either pared down or intense lips. The collection includes a number of limited edition eye and lip palettes to recreate a smoky, sultry or smouldering look.

Products include Crystal Eye Palette, featuring four shimmering and metallic eyeshadows: Amethyst Metallic Eye Shadow, Diamond Shimmer Wash Eye Shadow, Star Sparkle Eye Shadow and Peacock Metallic Eye Shadow; the Modern Classic Lip & Eye Palette, featuring ten shimmery eye colours and four glitter lipglosses; and Mini Bobbi Brights Palette, a palette of 20 eyeshadows, ranging from shimmering pastels to bright bolds.

Other new products include Long-Wear Eye Paints, a range of high pigment eyeshadows that can be used wet or dry. The new shadow is featured in Brown’s limited edition eye palettes in Smoky, Sultry and Smouldering. Two new shades of lipgloss in Red and Scarlet have been created for the collection, along with three new lip colour shades (Vixen Red, Vintage Red and Hollywood Red), as well as a new Metallic Lip Colour shade in Jewel Red.
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