Perfect for blending or adding a soft wash, sheer to medium coverage of eye, or face products. It is a perfect brush for all levels of skills, it fades shadow out so well you will look like a pro.

• Blend edges and blur lines of your powder eyeshadow application with tiny sweeping motions making sure to dust the brush clean of product often 
• With a product free brush, clean up between the crease and brow bone 
• Blend concealer after application so there are no harsh edges

EYE SHADING 

1. Load the brush up with product, pat excess on to side of the hand or tap to remove so you have control of the application.
2. Sweep, place, pat or draw on the lid or crease. 

• Effortlessly place a soft, diffused color into the crease, on the lid or at the corner of the eye. 
• Great for creating a graduated color effect using various different shades and creating a perfect soft transition. Start with the lightest shade first and build up to the darkest, blending as you go 
• Create many looks from a natural sheer layer of color in the crease thru to a beautifully blended dark smoky eye 
• If you have excess powder it can flick off and create a 'mess'. The specific goat hair used on brush will help this from not happening.

 
CONCEALER 
 

1. Sweep on a small amount to desired areas
2. Wipe off excess product and buff into skin by doing tiny circles for the best finish.

• Try under your eyes, T-Zone and around you lips for a soft definition 

 
FACE POWDERS - smaller areas  
 

• Applying setting/foundation powder in small places (around eyes, corners of nose, around mouth) 
• Contouring powders on sides of nose, temples, under bottom lip. If you are skilled you can use this for cheek hollows also. 
• Use a powder, pigment, shimmer or highlight above your cheekbone, cupids bow, and the bridge of your nose to enhance a more sculptured look