After Base Makeup, During the Contouring Stage
Once you've finished your base with foundation and concealer, apply shading and blush before or after setting powder. The small, plump, rounded shape makes it ideal for defining delicate areas like the cheekbones, jawline, and sides of the nose. You can also use it to add dimension to the forehead or brow bone with highlighter.
Shading Technique Using the Angled Cut
The angled cut of the brush head hugs the curves of your face naturally. Load the angled surface evenly with your shading product, then lightly sweep along the outer edges of your face and blend softly side to side for a seamless gradient with no harsh lines. For blush, gently tap the product onto your desired area.
Wash Once or Twice a Week to Maintain Bristle Quality
This natural hair brush, blended with squirrel and goat hair, should be washed once or twice a week with a dedicated brush cleanser or gentle shampoo. Swirl the bristles gently in lukewarm water, then lay the brush flat on a towel to air dry without squeezing out the water. Drying it upright can cause water to seep into the ferrule.
Perfect Match for Powder Formulas
The soft, resilient bristles work beautifully with powder shading, blush, and highlighter. They deliver smooth, even color payoff without clumping, for a natural finish. For cream formulas, we recommend using a sponge or synthetic bristle brush, as natural hair can cause product buildup.
Clamping Assembly for Enhanced Durability
The clamping assembly method applies serrated pressure after adhesive work, which minimizes the risk of the ferrule separating from the handle during washing. Store the brush with the included cover to prevent the bristles from losing their shape, and keep it in a cool place away from direct sunlight and heat.