Use after base makeup, during the contouring step
Once you've finished your foundation and concealer, apply shading before or after setting powder. Defining shadows before blush or highlighter helps create dimension and structure across the entire face.
Sweep gently from hairline to jawline
Load the brush with shading powder, then tap it on the back of your hand to control the amount. The rounded diagonal shape naturally hugs the contours of your face, so you can simply glide it from your hairline down through your temples, under your cheekbones, and along your jawline for seamless shading. The layered bristle structure—ranging from short to long—creates a natural gradient with just a light touch.
Wash once or twice a week to maintain bristle quality
Natural goat hair brushes should be washed once or twice a week with a dedicated brush cleanser or gentle shampoo. Dissolve the cleanser in lukewarm water and gently swirl the bristles to clean, then lay the brush flat on a towel to air dry without squeezing out excess water. Drying upright can allow water to seep into the ferrule and weaken the adhesive over time.
Best paired with powder shading and contouring products
The soft texture of premium goat hair works beautifully with powder-based shading and contour products. It picks up powder particles evenly for precise color payoff without fallout. For cream or stick contour formulas, we recommend using a sponge or synthetic bristle brush instead.
Preserve the shape with the included brush cover
After each use, slip on the included brush cover to help the bristles keep their shape. Store in a cool place away from heat and direct sunlight, and replace the brush when bristles start to splay or the texture changes.