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Clean beauty brand Ogee is now available online at Sephora, with the initial retail rollout including its viral collection of multi-purpose face sticks, which can bronze, highlight, blush and sculpt with just a single swipe.
Shop Best Ogee Skincare Sticks
Part of Ogee’s “Crystal Contour Collection,” the brand says it sells one face stick every 38 seconds, and the finger-sized skincare wonders have quickly become a signature offering in their lineup. As with all of its products, the Ogee collection at Sephora is certified organic and part of the brand’s commitment to “go beyond clean beauty,” with natural, plant-derived ingredients.
CONCEALER STICK
Ogee Multi-Use Sculpted Foundation and Concealer Stick
This creamy foundation stick can be used for all-over coverage, as a spot concealer, under-eye brightener or as a contour, with 20 different shades available.
The formula includes patchouli leaf extract to calm skin and reduce redness, while green coffee oil is said to support collagen production to help firm up your skin. Elderberry extract, meantime, uses the antioxident-rich superfruit to help tighten and refresh. We like keeping one of these sticks in our bag for instant touch-ups on the go.
Reviewers find the concealer to be incredibly lightweight and breathable, and note how the formula also helps to minimize the appearance of pores and fine lines on the face.
BLUSH STICK
Ogee Sculpted Cream Blush Stick
A swipe of this Ogee blush stick goes a long way towards brightening and opening up the face, with soft, natural-looking color in five different shades.
This formula also contains green coffee and elderberry extract, plus jojoba oil, which is used in many skincare products to help hydrate and smooth skin.
CONTOUR STICK
Ogee Sculpted Cream Bronzer and Contour Stick
One of the most popular products in Ogee’s Sephora launch is this bronzer and contour stick, which achieves incredible blendability and a creaseless finish, according to reviewers.
This cream bronzer comes in three different shades, depending on how dark your skin tone is and how dark you want your “tan” to look. The application is easy with a simple swipe along the jawline, cheekbones or nose, and the formula leaves behind a hint of shimmer, said to mimic a “natural, radiant finish.”
Every product in Ogee’s line is made with sustainably-sourced ingredients, per the brand, and formulated without any synthetic fragrances, chemicals and artificial dyes or additives. The products are also certified cruelty-free and all made in the USA.
The Ogee launch at Sephora arrives just in time for the brand’s tenth anniversary. Shop the Crystal Contour Collection and the full Ogee lineup now at Sephora.com. Note: these products are only available online — you won’t find them in physical Sephora locations just yet. See more details here.
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