Contour Brush   This handcrafted brush touch is soft and allows a bronzer or powder to effortlessly fuse with the skin. The rounded brush head sweeps cleanly for a fool-proof and natural-looking complexion.

Powder Brush   Premium Powder Makeup Brush designed for use with loose or compact powders.  Use powder full brush to evenly distribute the product over your face for an even finish. Use light sweeping motions, and then gently buff the product for a smooth finish.   Application of Powder Brush   Dip the brush into the powder and remove excess. Sweep the brush around the perimeter of the face and back towards the hairline. Finish with downward strokes, including the “T” zone

What is Angled Eyeshadow Brush: An eye makeup brush designed with small, condense hair bristles that pick up just the right amount of color for eyeshadow application. Get precise angled eyeshadow brush application on the lower lid and into the crease. Designed to mimic a fingertip, the rounded, beveled edges provide smooth, buildable application. Small, condensed brush hairs apply eyeshadow smoothly and evenly.   Suggested Usage of Angled Eyeshadow Brush: Pick up eyeshadow with the angled eyeshadow brush and gently tap off excess. Sweep over the lower lid or from lash line to crease.  

Foundation Brush   Taklon synthetic brush applies and blends superbly in all liquid foundations for a natural even look. Brush hairs are softer and have a more graduated tip for even, controlled blending. Using the flat side of the brush, apply foundation to areas that need coverage, beginning in the area between the nose and cheek. Turn the brush over and, without additional product, finish blending with downward strokes. Repeat the process on the rest of the face.

Best Angled Brush Contour and shape face with this angled goat hair brush. Use to hollow below the Cheekbones and to highlight the bridge of the nose, forehead, and top of cheekbones. This high-quality angle brush is right for you. Using Angled Brush for Best Results For crease contouring: Press the angled side horizontally into the crease with the longer end toward the outside of the eye.  For bolder corner contouring: Sweep angled side downward from the outer most area of the crease, toward the lashes, finishing above the iris.