Trying to replace a Bobbi Brown Art Stick? Start with the crayon's complete shade name and the accessories you need. Electric Pink and Hot Pink are separate listings, and a sharpener is explicitly included with some offers but not listed with others. Those details are more useful than searching for a pink Bobbi Brown lipstick and hoping the first result is the right one.
This guide brings together five 5.6 g Art Stick listings at Shine Beauty Shop. It covers the original crayon format, rather than Art Stick Liquid Lip or a different Bobbi Brown lip-color line.
Five shade listings to compare
- Electric Pink: 5.6 g / 0.2 oz; the listing includes a sharpener.
- Bright Raspberry: 5.6 g / 0.2 oz; the listing includes a sharpener.
- Hot Pink: 5.6 g / 0.2 oz; the listing includes a sharpener.
- Hot Berry: 5.6 g / 0.2 oz; the description lists one crayon without promising a sharpener.
- Hot Orange: 5.6 g / 0.2 oz; the description lists one crayon without promising a sharpener.
The shared weight makes these particular entries straightforward to compare by amount. It does not make the shades interchangeable. Keep both words of the shade name in your search: “Electric Pink” and “Hot Pink” should remain two distinct choices on your shortlist.
Confirm the format before comparing color
Bobbi Brown's Art Stick collection guide distinguishes the original Art Stick from Art Stick Liquid Lip. The original combines liner and lip color in a crayon; Liquid Lip is a separate squeezable product. A review of one therefore should not be used as an application guide for the other.
If you still have your old crayon, photograph the printed shade name before it wears away. Keep that photograph with the product name and 5.6 g weight in a shopping note. A receipt that says only “Bobbi Brown lip” will be less useful for finding the same item again.
What the sharpener information tells you
For Electric Pink, Bright Raspberry and Hot Pink, the included sharpener is part of the stated offer. For Hot Berry and Hot Orange, do not add that accessory to your expectations simply because another shade includes it. Open the individual product page and check the current description and photos.
If you already own a suitable sharpener, the crayon-only description may be enough for your needs. If you are building a small makeup kit or giving the item as a gift, the accessory detail deserves a separate check. Net weight measures the color product, not the number of items in the package.
A useful replacement checklist
- Match “Art Stick” and the crayon format.
- Match the full shade name, including Electric, Bright or Hot.
- Confirm the stated 5.6 g amount.
- Check whether a sharpener is included in that exact listing.
- Review the item's packaging details rather than assuming every shade is supplied alike.
For broader color comparisons, see Choosing Lip Color Online. If you are deciding between a color crayon and a separate outlining pencil, How to Choose a Lip Liner for the Look You Want explains that shopping choice.
Listing details checked October 25, 2026. Follow the product links for current availability.