Bobbi Brown Long-Wear Cream Shadow Stick - Gold Rush

This product is formulated for long wear, providing up to 24 hours of consistent performance without creasing or smudging.

Yes, you can use the tip of the stick to draw a line along your lash line for a shimmery gold eyeliner effect. For a softer look, you can gently smudge it.

While formulated to be gentle, individual sensitivities vary. We recommend reviewing the ingredient list if you have specific allergies or performing a patch test before full application if you have very sensitive eyes.

Due to its long-wear formula, a dedicated eye makeup remover (oil-based or bi-phase) is recommended for best results. Apply the remover to a cotton pad, press gently onto the eyelid for a few seconds, and then wipe away.

Yes, it layers beautifully. You can use the cream shadow stick as a base to intensify powder shadows or apply powder shadows over it to set the cream for even longer wear and a different finish.

Yes, the Bobbi Brown Long-Wear Cream Shadow Stick line is available in shades with three distinct finishes to complement various looks and preferences.

Ensure eyelids are clean and free of excess oil before application. A light dusting of translucent powder before or after applying the cream shadow can help set it further, especially for very oily lids.

The shades are buildable. Apply additional layers directly onto the eyelid until you achieve your desired color intensity. A lighter base primer can also help colors pop.

Work quickly after application, blending with a fingertip or a soft brush before the long-wear formula fully sets. If it feels dry, try applying a small amount to the back of your hand first to warm it slightly.

This could indicate dry eyelids. Ensure your eyelids are moisturized before applying makeup. For smoother glide, make sure the stick hasn't dried out by checking its texture on your hand.

Ensure the cap is always securely closed after each use to prevent air exposure. Store in a cool, consistent temperature. If it's already dry, warming the tip slightly on the back of your hand might help temporarily, but prolonged dryness can reduce performance.