Your first step for all-over base color
After finishing your base with foundation and concealer, apply eye primer, then use this brush to sweep on your base eyeshadow. This is the brush that shines when you're laying down color across the entire lid.
Lay the brush flat and sweep broadly
Load the brush with your base shade, then tap once on the back of your hand to control the amount. Lay the brush flat and gently sweep across the entire lid for even, clump-free color payoff. For accent shades or depth, hold the brush upright and tap along the outer corner and lower lash line. Use the tapered tip to smudge your liner for a naturally blended gradient.
Wash weekly to maintain color payoff
Natural hair brushes should be washed once a week with a dedicated brush cleanser or gentle shampoo. Dissolve cleanser in lukewarm water, swirl the bristles gently to clean, then lay flat on a towel to air dry—never wring out the water. Store with the included brush cover to help the bristles keep their shape.
Perfect match for powder shadows
The soft goat hair bristles work beautifully with powder eyeshadows. They pick up powder particles without fallout and deliver precise color payoff exactly where you want it. For cream or liquid shadows, the product may clump in the bristles—we recommend using your finger or a synthetic brush instead.
Care for your bristles to extend brush life
Store in a cool place away from heat and direct sunlight, and always replace the brush cover after use to prevent the bristles from losing their shape. Natural hair may release a small amount of color during the first few washes—this is normal. Replace your brush when the bristles start to fray or color payoff noticeably declines.
