During base makeup, at the spot coverage stage
Apply concealer right after foundation, before setting powder. Working on damp foundation helps the concealer blend seamlessly with no visible edges. Use it to target areas that need extra coverage: under-eye darkness, redness around the nose, and discoloration around the mouth.
Adjust your brush angle for each area
Pick up a small amount of concealer on the brush. For larger areas like under the eyes, lay the brush flat and sweep gently across the skin. Blend out the edges by tapping lightly with the side of the brush. For recessed areas like the sides of the nose or corners of the mouth, use the pointed tip of the brush upright and tap in short, precise motions to reach into every crease.
Wipe after every use, deep clean weekly
After each use, wipe residual concealer off the brush surface with a tissue or cleansing spray. Once a week, wash the brush with a dedicated brush cleanser or gentle shampoo. Swirl the bristles in lukewarm water mixed with cleanser, rinse thoroughly, then lay flat on a towel to air dry—never wring out the bristles.
Works beautifully with liquid and cream concealers
The flat, springy synthetic bristles are ideal for spreading liquid and cream concealers in a thin, even layer. If you're using a stick concealer, warm a bit on the back of your hand first, then pick it up with the brush for smooth, clump-free application.
Keeping the brush shape intact extends its life
Store the brush with the included cover on to protect the flat bristle shape from warping. Keep it in a cool place away from heat and direct sunlight. Replace the brush once the bristles start to fray or lose their bounce.
