In Thing: Bobbi Brown Makeup
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Your support makes all the difference.Make-up to die for is Bobbi Brown's range of smart, warm brown shades which have only just arrived in this country. That's Bobbi Brown, the hip New York make-up artist who was courted by the likes of Lauren Hutton, Faye Dunaway and Bruce Webber in the 80's. In 1991 she established her own range of cosmetics and since then supermodels, celebrities and cool Manhattanites have made her products a style essential. On sale exclusively at Harrods since the end of March,
there has been a rush on her trademark natural brown shades. Hottest lipstick is Toasted Pink (pounds 11), creamy mascaras are pounds 11.50, and her big stick foundation is pounds 26.
Bobbi Brown make-up is exclusively at Harrods, 87-135 Knightsbridge S1 (071 730 1234) Mon/Tues/Sat 10am-6pm Weds/Thurs/Fri 10am-7pm
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