Makeup Brushes & Applicators

Apply blush, bronzers and highlighters.

Create a soft, natural look by applying product to the apples of the cheek. Apply to the baseline of the cheekbone for an evening look.

Allover Face Brush

Cover and set make up in a few quick sweeps of this brush.

Use to set your overall look or to apply bronzers and shimmer powders.

Used with liquid or powder makeup, this blending brush allows a smooth and satiny application. The two levels of bristles let you layer product perfectly for a flawless finish.

Tips: With the duo-fiber blending brush, you can apply liquid or cream foundations and powders with circular blending motions to create soft, smooth finish.

Concealer

Cover blemishes and imperfections with precision.

Apply into the corner of the eye, working outward. Can also conceal around the nose and lip area. This multi-use tool can also be used to apply primer, eye cream, and cream shadow.

Tips: select a concealer that is one shade lighter than your natural skin tone. Place a small amount of concealer onto the area you need to cover and then dab with the brush until it is completely blended. For the under eye area, apply three dots of concealer and blend with short strokes.

Crease Shadow

Add depth and drama to eyes.

Tips: Use to apply base shadow in the corner of the eye or underneath the eyebrow bone to highlight and accentuate eyes.

Eye Powder Fluff Brush

An extra large eye powder brush with a fluffed and rounded tip. Use for applying, blending or highlighting with any pwoder-based products.

Tips: Use this brush to effortlessly sweep on the lightest shade of the eyeshadow or highlighter around the eye and brow bone. 

Domed Smudge Brush

The densely packed, rounded bristles apply color to your eyelid with precise definition. Use along the lash line for a deep, smoky look.

Tips: Pick up dark shade of eyeshadow with the domed smudgebrush. Apply eyeshadow close to the lash  line using back and forth, outward motions to diffuse the line and create a smoky look. 

Eyeshadow Brush

Flat-shaped brush fits perfectly along the eylid to apply shadow effortlessly.

Tips: Apply eye colors from the lightest shade of eyeshadow or highlighter under the brow bone. Apply a medium-tone eyeshadow over the entire eyelid, from lash line to crease. Sweep the darkest shade or accent color over the crease of the eye.

Angled Eye Contour Brush

For applying and blending eye shadow, this brush has soft, smooth bristles and a beveled design to work with the contours of the eyelid. 

Tips: Apply eyeshadow along the brow bone area, lid and crease of your eyes.

Perfectly blend foundation or use the angle to contour the cheekbones of jawline.

Tips: Apply from the center of the face sweeping outward toward the hairline. Angle shape allows you to build coverage from lightweight to full.

Rounded foundation brush allows for the precise application of liquid, cream, and powder foundations. Perfect for areas around the face and nose.

Tips: Dot foundation or concealer to the face, and use the round foundation brush with downward, sweeping motions to blend for a smooth and even finish. Use longer brush strokes in area such as cheeks and forehead, and smaller brush strokes around eyes, nose, and mouth.

Angled Blush Brush

This brush applies blush and face powders for effortless contouring and highlighting. The angled bristles fit perfectly to the contours of your cheekbones to defines cheekbones to the max.

Tips: Dust using and upward motion along your cheeckbone. The angled contour brush is also perfect for contouring and shading along the face and jawbone. The slanted shape offers precision, so you can fill in contours and make cheeks especially pronounced. Because it picks up more product than a normal blush brush, it adds an extra pop, resulting in a truly sculpted appeal.

Angled Liner

Use this multifunctional brush as an eyeliner or for a brows. Use liquid, cream, and powde liners (wet or dry) with precision.

Tips: Smudge and soften eyeliner in natural shades or use along the lash line to create a cat eye.

Angled Shadow

Apply base or crease eyeshadows with this versatile brush

Tips: Use in crease or corners of eyes to build intensity.

Concealer

Cover blemishes and imperfections with precision.

Tips: Apply into the corner of the eye, working outward. Can also conceal aroung the nose and lip area.

Lip Brush

Create any lip look with this brush that's great for gloss or matte.

Used to soften the pencil lines after application, ensuring a long-lasting color application.

Fan Brush

Dusts, wipes, and re-distributes powders along your features.

A mover more than a blender or spreader, this brush effectively "fans" away product, making it a must-have for clean up and removing eye-makeup fallout

Kabuki

Kabuki brush offers full coverage with a wide range of makeup, such as mineral powder, loose powder, bronzer, and blush. The densely packed bristles pick up more product to provide expert coverage.

Used to apply bronzers, blushers, powders, and shimmers flawlessly.

Tips: Dip brush into the face powder and tap to remove excess. Apply from the center of the face sweeping outward toward the hairline. Angle shape allows you to build coverage from lightweight to full.

Care and Clearning Instructions:

For longest lasting results, store brushes in the pouch or in an enclosed area away from other products.

It is important to keep brushes clean so that your skin and eyes stay clear and healthy. To clean brushes, wash brush head with a mild cleanser or shampoo, laying flat to dry.