Blender Brush No.03
Description
This vegan makeup brush is made with 100% synthetic bristles and it is comfort to use, thanks to its ergonomic handle that is FSC® certified. High application precision
How to use:
This blending brush is ideal for achieving smokey eyes, to do this:
Prime your eyelids with a concealer and apply a light base shade. Apply midtone shade at the crease of your eye, stopping under the browbone, then add contour shade allover the eye lid area. Apply smokey black shade at the roots of the lashes following the shape of the eyelashes, and then smudge the colour slowly using short circular motions.
Remember to clean your brush at least once a month, ideally once a week. To do this, mix lukewarm water with mild soap, dip your brush, swirl and rinse off. Let it dry flat on a clean cloth.
Ingredients:
FSC® certified birch wood handle
100% synthetic bristles: Vegan
How to use:
This blending brush is ideal for achieving smokey eyes, to do this:
Prime your eyelids with a concealer and apply a light base shade. Apply midtone shade at the crease of your eye, stopping under the browbone, then add contour shade allover the eye lid area. Apply smokey black shade at the roots of the lashes following the shape of the eyelashes, and then smudge the colour slowly using short circular motions.
Remember to clean your brush at least once a month, ideally once a week. To do this, mix lukewarm water with mild soap, dip your brush, swirl and rinse off. Let it dry flat on a clean cloth.
Ingredients:
FSC® certified birch wood handle
100% synthetic bristles: Vegan
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