16 best Jones Road beauty products from the bronzer to the brow pencil

Adding to the list of growing beauty products, Jones Road has just launched a face powder, so, of course, it has to feature in our guide. Available in eight shades, it’s a great solution for those after a more matte finish, stamping out shine and reducing oiliness. As it’s tinted, it also works to blur the skin, reducing redness and minimising pore size. It’s lightweight, so instantly sets foundation with no chalky finish, and our tester found it incredibly easy to apply. Just remember, a little goes a long way, so lightly dust your brush rather than loading it up.

Now this is probably one of, if not our most, favourite products in the entire collection. While the name “the oil stick” may not sound too tempting, the multi-use balm is the perfect pick for anyone after hydrated, dewy skin with a subtle shimmer, and it can be used all over the body. So, everyone, no?

It instantly moisturises with coconut alkanes and a mix of apricot, jojoba, rosehip and sunflower oil, yet is so lightweight you only need to leave it a minute before the skin is soft to the touch. Incredibly easy to use, it swipes on like a giant lip balm, and our tester popped it in their bag for whenever their skin looked dry or dehydrated.

This is one of the only products you can’t apply with your fingers, a big fluffy brush will be your best bet. Available in seven shades, from dusty rose to terracotta, there’s something to warm up almost any skin tone with a light dusting of the sunkissed shades. Fairly pigmented, a little goes a long way, and the incredibly fine powder melts into the skin, so there are no harsh contour lines or streaks.

We tried the shade light tan, and our tester liked the matte finish which sits really nicely with the majority of the make-up range that’s dewier in finish. It took the brand two years to perfect, which says a lot about the formula, and we have to agree it’s incredibly pretty.

We’ve tried a lot of mascaras in our time, but this is one of our favourites. With a curved wand that’s almost exactly eye-shaped and quite a fluffy brush, it hooks onto every lash, making them look fuller and longer. Ultra black in pigment, the result is quite intense, which we loved, as it accentuated even light lashes. Vitamin E has been added to give it a hydrating property, so your lashes feel soft after using and there’s no flaking throughout the day.

This foundation was highly anticipated in the UK after taking off on TikTok with many varied reviews. Coming in a wide circular glass jar that is on the chunky side, the heavy-set cream foundation is more similar in texture to a rich night moisturiser than most lightweight liquids we’ve tried before. Dubbed by Jones Road as a “tinted moisture balm meets traditional foundation”, we couldn’t describe it better ourselves, so anyone with dry skin or those looking for a very light coverage is sure to be impressed.

Anyone after a full foundation best look away now, as it isn’t going to completely cover or conceal anything. What it does do though is even out skin tone, illuminate the face and feel lovely on the skin. It needs to be layered with the face pencils or another concealer to hide any dark spots, under eye circles or blemishes. Coming in 12 shades, there’s something to suit a wide range of skin tones too.

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Named the best blush, This product has a lot to live up to, but Bobbi seems quite confident that it is, in fact, the best blush to buy right now. On first impressions, it is incredibly small, looking more like a kid’s make-up set that would come with a magazine rather than a near £25 product. But, on the plus side, it easily slotted into our make-up bags, and the lid houses a mirror for easy application too.

Testing shade pop, it looks quite daunting at first sight, with a bright and bold Barbie-esque pink that has a slight shimmer. But, when applied, it mellows out to a more subtle flush, although less is more, which suddenly explains the size. Owing to the shimmer, it also illuminated the face, ridding the need for a highlighter, genius.

Starting with one of our favourite products, this face pencil really impressed our tester. Firstly, a wide range of 25 shades is great to see (the brand does recommend colour testing on both the forehead and the cheeks to get an exact colour match for both areas of the face). But, it was the ease of application and final result that really caught our attention.

For anyone looking to cover up redness, uneven skin tone, dark spots or acne scarring, we would really recommend giving it a go. Our tester focused on covering broken veins around the nose, chin and cheek redness, small acne scarring around the mouth and concealing under-eye bags. While it didn’t cover our eye bags as much as some other concealers, it did work wonders on everything else and was incredibly easy to apply – simply draw onto the face and blend in with the fingers. It was particularly helpful for quick touch-ups and on-the-go applications, but be sure to buy the sharpener if you don’t already own one that fits (£8, Jonesroadbeauty.com).

We were incredibly lucky to test every single shade of the Jones Road lip tints, but nude rose stuck out as our favourite. Similarly to all of the other products, this isn’t as pigmented when on as it is in the packaging, meaning if you did want to experiment with shades you wouldn’t usually go for, this is the brand to try. But, if you are after a bolder look you can add another layer for more of a pop.

Castor oil features as the key ingredient in this product, which not only moisturises dry skin but also works wonders on dry lips. Being a tint rather than a lipstick, it is designed to nourish the lips and provide a long-lasting colour at the same time, so you can wave goodbye to dry or cracked lipstick lips as it feels more like a hydrating balm with a colour.

As the shade name says, this colour really is “so pretty”, and our tester loved the high iridescent finish. Being a liquid eyeshadow, it’s incredibly easy to apply – like a lipgloss for the eyes – lasts all day and doesn’t crease like a powder. While the shades aren’t super pigmented, the shimmer level is high, so it can also be worn across the cheeks come festival season. We found it took around three minutes to dry, so you’ll want to either apply it as the last step in your routine or wait a little bit before applying other products to give it time to really set.

We tested three shades of the miracle balm, and we’re really glad we did as our favourite one was something we would never normally pick. Although it looks like each shade matches a certain skin tone range, any of these products can actually be used on any skin tone and will look rather beautiful – trust us.

Our fair-skinned tester opted for shades dusty rose, disco and sunkissed, and surprisingly the latter – something they never thought would suit them – was their favourite. Although they may look very pigmented in the pot, they instantly blend out for a very subtle tint that works wonders to revive tired-looking skin. This is thanks to castor oil being the main ingredient, helping the product to melt into the skin effortlessly and work as a beautiful primer and base for the rest of your make-up.

Whether worn alone or underneath the face pencil (£24, Jonesroadbeauty.com), cheek tint (£34, Jonesroadbeauty.com) or a foundation (£42, Jonesroadbeauty.com), it is incredibly versatile and leaves skin feeling hydrated and looking dewy all day long. Rub the product between your fingers or around the edge of the pot to warm it up before applying with your fingers, brush or beauty sponge. Just be sure to wash your hands thoroughly before or use a spatula (£7, Jonesroadbeauty.com) to extract and pop on the back of your hand if using any tool.

With a range of eight shades, there is an impressive colour offering for a cheek and lip stick. Of course, the first plus was the fact that it’s a two-in-one, meaning fewer things to carry in your make-up bag. But, our tester did prefer it as a blush over a lipstick due to its rather large size – although it was very handy for on-the-go.

We tested shade rosy brown which looked to be very pigmented in the compact but was actually incredibly sheer with a very subtle pink hue. Our tester does prefer a slightly punchier and bolder finish but for anyone opting for just a subtle touch of colour, this would be a great option. Again, castor seed oil is the main ingredient meaning it glides effortlessly onto the skin and melts with just the touch of a finger, brush or beauty sponge while also acting as a great dewy-looking moisturiser too. Wear over the face pencil, foundation and miracle balm if you’re looking for a fuller coverage finish.

Another versatile product – a core element of the Jones Road collection – is the shimmer face oil. Working as either a highlighter or bronzer depending on the shade, a full face base or even as a skincare product thanks to a very impressive ingredients list, it really does work wonders in many ways.

We tested shade pink opal which worked as a beautiful highlighter that adds a subtle shimmer to the skin and body for an instant boost of vibrancy when simply rubbed in with the fingers. Core ingredients include sunflower seed oil, coconut oil, jojoba seed oil and orange peel oil which all work to nourish the skin while also giving off a great scent. So the golden rule of not sleeping in your make-up doesn’t really apply here.

For anyone after big, fluffy brows, we don’t think you’ll be disappointed with this pencil. Larger than most eyebrow pencils, it effortlessly draws in thick(ish) deep strokes to build up your brows within seconds. For a softer look, you can easily blend out each line with your fingers, and it’s waterproof as well, meaning you won’t look like the Joker if you get caught in the rain. Available in five shades, there’s something to suit almost everyone, just be sure to keep it sharp for finer lines.

To be completely honest with you, we actually used this product as a bronzer for a good few days before realising it was actually a lip gloss – a very embarrassing mistake for our beauty buff tester. But, we’re glad we did, as in true Bobbi style we found that this does actually work as a multi-use product too. And, despite the minty smell – which should’ve been our first hint that it was for the lips – we would actually rate it a full 5/5 on the bronzer front.

The reason we were easily mistaken was firstly the colour – we tested shade mocha shimmer – and the fact that there is no stickiness at all. When used in its official capacity though it can either work as a lovely subtle lip shimmer or over any coloured gloss, as it delivers the perfect sheen. As the main ingredient is castor seed oil and shea butter, beeswax and peppermint oil are also included, it nourishes the skin while also acting as an antimicrobial agent too.

With niacinamide, glycerin and shea butter, this gel-like moisturiser is a great morning skincare staple. In a gel-like consistency, it gives the face an instant hit of hydration that made our tester feel wide awake. It does take a little while to sink in, but we applied our make-up on top pretty quickly and found it works as a pretty good primer too. A little goes a long way as to not get a greasy finish, and, as always, it’s best to apply with a spatula or clean brush to avoid bacteria transfer from your fingers.

Another multi-use product, these subtle shimmers can be used as eyeshadows, in the inner corner of the eye to brighten or as a highligher across the browbone, cheekbone and neck. Giving the softest shimmer, it’s light enough to be used every day, yet gives off just a light touch of glam. Our tester loved shade baby pink, which widened their eyes and brought out the blue. The only complaint we have is that we just wish the pot was a little bit bigger so we could comfortably get our finger in it with long nails. So, Bobbi if you’re reading, please make our dreams come true.