For blending depth and dimension at the final stage of eye makeup
Use this brush after applying your eyeshadow base color to seamlessly blend your accent shades and create natural depth. For best results, complete your base makeup and brows first, then reach for this duo during your eyeshadow step to build dimensional, sculpted eyes.
Use each brush for its intended purpose
- Point Brush: The tapered, bullet-shaped tip is designed for precision work in tight areas like the crease line and outer V. Perfect for depositing and blending color exactly where you want it.
- Eye Smudging Brush: The flat, rounded head is ideal for sweeping color across larger areas like the entire lid, softly diffusing shadow for a seamless finish.
Load the brush with shadow, tap once on the back of your hand to control the amount, then gently sweep along the edges to create a natural gradient.
Weekly cleansing for brush hygiene
Clean your synthetic brushes once a week with a dedicated brush cleanser or gentle shampoo. Swirl the bristles in lukewarm water, rinse thoroughly, then lay flat on a towel to air dry. Never dry brushes upright with bristles facing up, as water can seep into the handle and loosen the ferrule.
Designed for powder eyeshadow formulas
Thanks to their soft synthetic bristles, these brushes work beautifully with powder eyeshadows. Avoid using them with cream or glitter formulas, as the product can clump between the bristles. For those textures, we recommend using your fingertip or a sponge applicator instead.
Maintaining bristle shape extends brush life
After each use, gently wipe away excess powder with a tissue. Store brushes in a pouch or with protective caps to preserve their shape, and keep them away from direct sunlight and humidity. Replace your brushes when the bristles start to splay or blending becomes uneven.