Blush Brush (slide type)
The angled shape fits contours perfectly, allowing you to apply blush or powder just the way you want.
A portable sliding brush that is compact when stored, but made with plenty of goat hair called "Soukouho", it feels superb on the skin.
The bristles are arranged diagonally and shifted to fit the contours of your face. You can use the whole brush to cover a wide area, or use the tip to apply to small areas such as the wings of your nose.
The shape of the brush changes depending on the angle, so it can be used for a variety of retouching applications, including blush, face powder, highlighting, and shading.
HOW TO USE
- Load the brush with a generous amount of powder or blush, then lightly brush it once on tissue paper to remove any excess powder on the surface, leaving the powder inside the brush.
Apply face powder using large movements from the center of your face outwards.
For small areas such as the wings of the nose, apply powder by gently stroking along the curves.
It can also be used as a blush or for shading.
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Size and specifications
Hair: Goat hair
Base: Aluminum
Core: ABS resin
Handle: Aluminum
When stored: W20mm x H87mm
When in use: W20mm x 155mm
*Please note that the shape of the bristles may vary slightly from one item to another. -
Care Instructions
After use, gently shake off the powder with the tip of the brush. If the powder does not come off completely, gently wipe it off with tissue paper.
If you are concerned about stains, dissolve a small amount of neutral detergent in lukewarm water, shake gently to wash, rinse thoroughly, then remove excess water with a dry towel, reshape, and dry in the shade.
Please refrain from cleaning with alcohol or other solvents as this may damage the hair and the adhesive part at the base. -
Precautions for Use
Do not pull the button on the slide.
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Handling Precautions
Store in a safe place out of reach of children.
Do not use for any purpose other than its intended use.
Store out of direct sunlight.
Please note that there may be slight individual differences in the shape of the bristles.