Powder Brush:

How to Use: Dip this large, fluffy brush into your loose or pressed setting powder. Tap off any excess, then lightly sweep and buff the brush all over your face in large, circular motions. This will set your makeup and reduce shine for a flawless finish.

Buffer Brush:

How to Use: This dense, flat-topped brush is for liquid or cream foundation. Apply dots of foundation to your face, then use the brush in small, circular "buffing" motions to blend the product seamlessly into your skin. This creates a streak-free, airbrushed effect.

Angle Brush (Face):

How to Use: The slanted bristles are perfect for contouring and blush. To contour, dip the angled edge into your bronzer or contour powder and apply it just beneath your cheekbones and along your jawline. For blush, use the fluffy part to sweep color up the apples of your cheeks.

Oval Foundation Brush:

How to Use: This classic, flat brush is used to "paint" on liquid or cream foundation. Apply foundation to the brush and use smooth, downward strokes, starting from the center of your face and blending outward for even coverage.

Highlighter / Contour Brush:

How to Use: This smaller, often tapered brush gives you precise control. To highlight, dip the tip in a powder highlighter and lightly dust it onto the high points of your face (tops of cheekbones, bridge of the nose, brow bone).

Blending Crease Brush:

How to Use: After applying shadow to your lid, use this fluffy, tapered brush to apply a transition color in your crease. Use back-and-forth "windshield wiper" motions to blend and diffuse the colors, removing any harsh lines.

Eyeshadow Brush:

How to Use: This is your standard brush for lid color. Pat the flat side of the brush into your eyeshadow, then tap or pat the color directly onto your eyelid. This "packing" motion gives you the strongest color payoff.

Detail Crease Brush:

How to Use: This small, pointed brush is for precision work. Use it to apply a darker eyeshadow shade to the outer corner or "V" of your eye to add depth, or to blend shadow on the lower lash line.

Chisel Smudger Brush:

How to Use: Use this short, dense brush to create a smoky eye. After applying pencil eyeliner, use this brush to smudge and soften the line. You can also dip it in dark eyeshadow and press it along your lash line for a softer liner effect.

Angle Liner Brush:

How to Use: This thin, stiff, angled brush is for eyeliner and brows. Dip it into a gel liner or dark eyeshadow and press it along your lash line to create a sharp wing. It can also be used with brow powder to fill in your eyebrows with short, hair-like strokes.

Oval Lip Brush:

How to Use: For precise lip color application, scoop a small amount of lipstick onto the brush. Use the pointed tip to carefully outline your lips, then use the flat side to fill in the color. This gives you a clean, sharp edge and even coverage.

Brush Case:

How to Use: After cleaning and drying your brushes, slide them into their individual slots or place them in the container. This keeps them clean, organized, and protects the bristles from getting damaged, especially when you're traveling.

Product Type: Makeup Brush Set
For Use On: Face