Makeup brush 18.1. EYEBROWS

Dual-Ended Brow Brush - Get your brows looking their best with our Dual-Ended Brow brush, designed for creating perfect, hair-like strokes and shaping your brows to your desired look. Less is more approach is crucial for flawless brows, and this brush is what you need to get naturally defined, feather-like brows every time.

One end features an ultra-fine tip for precise application, while the other end softens any harshness, making it so easy to work with. Whether you're filling in sparse areas or creating a bold brow, this brush delivers natural-looking results with ease. For best results, use light, short strokes to mimic natural brow hairs, gradually building up to your desired intensity.

• Multi-Functionality: Combines two essential tools in one—a precise angled brush for applying brow products and a spoolie for grooming and blending, streamlining your brow routine.
• Precise Application: The angled brush provides precise control for filling in brows with powder, pomade, or gel, helping to create natural, hair-like strokes or a more defined look.
• Seamless Blending: The spoolie end blends product evenly through the brows, softening harsh lines and ensuring a natural finish.
• Shapes and Defines Brows: Perfect for grooming and shaping brows, allowing you to tame stray hairs, define the arch, and create a polished look.
• Great for Brow Powder and Pomade: The angled brush works effectively with both powder and cream-based brow products, offering versatility in your makeup application.
• Sustainable Design: FSC®-certified wooden handle, FSC®-certified cardboard packaging, and 100% recycled aluminum ferrule.

Wash your brushes at least once a week in warm water using shampoo or brush soap. Start by rinsing the tops of your brushes under lukewarm water to remove any leftover makeup. Be sure to keep the water away from the metal part (ferrule).

Use lukewarm water and add a bit of makeup soap or shampoo. Gently swirl the brush tips in the water, being careful not to submerge the ferrule. Massage the bristles to create a lather. Rinse the tips under running water to wash away any soap. Make sure the water runs clear.

Use a clean paper towel to gently squeeze out excess moisture. Lay your brushes flat to dry with the tips hanging off the edge of a counter. Avoid drying them upright, as this can cause water to seep into the ferrule and damage your brushes.

Remember: Always keep the ferrule dry and avoid placing your brushes directly under the tap or fully submerging them in water. With proper care, your brushes will stay in great shape for a long time!