Bobbi Brown Extra Repair and More...

Bobbi Brown has launched a new foundation called 'Extra Repair' along with some of the skincare to match...

The skincare is lovely and luxurious, although when the cream is used in conjunction with the foundation makes my face a little too shiny and greasy looking and even caused me to breakout a little as it was too much moisture. However, it makes a nice bedtime treat. The serum is nice and light and can be used alone in the morning with the foundation.

The Extra repair foundation has become one of my favourites...

It creates a lovely dewy glow, I apply it with my hands as it warms it up and it blends in seamlessly but I do set it with powder. I have set it with the Chanel pressed powder in the picture below. (You can slightly see the tiny little bumps I got.)

The consistency is a thick paste and it offers medium coverage which is buildable. It looks natural and offers a youthful dewy finish and SPF 25 which is fantastic. It lasts all day on me, but offers more longevity when set with powder, I usually just dust over my t zone as I like the dewy finish everywhere else.

(Lips: Mac 'Snob' & 'Creme Cup')

I have tried the 'Moisture Rich', 'Luminous Glow', 'Skin' and 'Tinted Moisturiser' by Bobbi Brown and I love them all as much. I would recommend this for dry skin and mature skins, if you have oily skin I would steer clear and perhaps try the 'Skin Foundation' instead.

I use the shade 'natural' and it's perfect for my NC30skin tone, I love the fact that it's slightly yellow toned as opposed to pink, Bobbi has really nailed the colour options and offers a nice range for deeper skin tones too.

I didn't get on so well with the foundation brush as it applies the foundation quite streaky and am quite disappointed with it.

I have also been testing some of Bobbi Browns eye shadows, whilst initially being disappointed with it as it felt quite powdery due to 2 of them being matte, I now like them and depend on them for everyday use.
I really like the fact that you can personalise the palettes and switch them out or use them singly whenever you want.

I used the lighter shade (Bone) which offers a slight sheen all over the lid, the medium matte shade (Cement) in the crease, and the darker matte shade (Taupe) to add depth and on the lower lash line.

My favourites from Bobbi Brown are definitely the bases with the palette concept creeping quite close.

What are your view on Bobbi Brown Products?

Disclaimer: Products mentioned were sent for consideration for review, I was not paid for this post. Honest opinion as ALWAYS!