Jones Road Beauty lands at Liberty
We were gutted (due to half-term clash) to miss our old friend Bobbi Brown when she touched down in London for A Very Important Moment in the life of her second beauty brand, Jones Road.
Way, way back when, to the time when Bobbi launched her namesake make-up brand in the UK, Jo wrote the first-ever piece about this โrising starโ, for YOU Magazine. The response broke Harrodsโs switchboard, and we donโt need to tell you about the success that brand went on to enjoy.
As a result of building that global make-up name, Bobbi could be spending her life looking at sunsets right now. But no. She had the vision to start a new, easy-peasy and โcleanโ make-up line, Jones Road โ and we were lucky enough to be among the first to get our hands on that, too. (Read our initial write-up, here.)
It was at first tricky to get your hands on in the UK, then got easier โ and now, as you can see from Joโs snap of the counter, below (which was absolutely thronged with customers), you can dip and dab and do some #IRL Jones Road-testing, at Liberty. (Of course that means that the collectionโs also on Libertyโs website, now, too โ here.)
It was definitely a hugely proud moment for Bobbi, below โ as she put it, โHow cool is that?โ (And we couldnโt agree more.)
We got to play with LOTS of products weโd wanted to get our hands on, most notably the brilliant What The Foundation (โWTFโ, for short, which makes us smile); itโs seamless and just looks so, so natural, while definitely offering cover. Also happy to check out in person The Face Pencil/ยฃ24 (see pic below of the brilliant shade line-up in Libertyโs Marlborough Street window, which Jones Road has taken over for a bit).
Photo: Jo Fairley
As we say, the counter was really rammed for our impromptu visit, but weโre planning a return soooooon. (Probably early morning, when we reckon the counter will be nice and quiet, and the make-up pros will be at our disposal!)
But meanwhile? Bravo, Bobbi. Hereโs to three decades of friendship, inspiration โ and โlooking like us, only prettier'.