Eye Brushes

The best foundation brush is going to be one you can use for both liquid and powder mineral foundations. And luckily, we have just the tool. Meet our Luxe Performance Brush, designed hypoallergenic synthetic fibers that mimic fingertip application. It’s dense and tapered so you can get smooth, flawless coverage every single time.

A concealer brush needs to do one thing: conceal blemishes. And our flat concealer brush will do exactly that–even in those hard-to-reach areas around the eyes and nose. The flexible, extra-thin fibers maneuver easily wherever you try to apply concealer or foundation. Use this for quick touch-ups or full coverage.

First, let’s define what contour is. A contouring powder or cream is applied in the hollows of your face (temples, cheekbones, jawline) to create shadows and dimension. Contour is what gives you that chiseled look whereas bronzer and blush is applied to the forehead or apples of your cheek for extra color. To get the best contour application, you’ll want an angled brush with densely packed fibers that easily sweep and chisel around your face’s natural hollows.

Our Shade & Diffuse Eye Brush is what we call functionality at its finest. Featuring two types of synthetic fibers and a whisker tip, this uniquely-designed tool lets you deposit pigment then diffuse effortlessly–all with one brush. Not to mention, this eyeshadow brush can be used for talc free eyeshadow (obviously), concealer, or highlighter.

No matter what type of eye makeup look you’re going for, it’s nice to have a simple eyeshadow brush, a smaller eyeliner brush, and a blending brush. A normal domed eyeshadow brush will help build color, a smaller eyeliner brush can help diffuse harsh lines (especially along your lower lashes), and a clean blending brush will do just that!

On the topic of blending brushes, let’s break down exactly how to use one. When you’re applying eyeshadow, you typically start with a neutral shade across your lid, then a darker shade to carve out your crease. With a clean blending brush, you can sweep back and forth across your crease to diffuse the two colors together. And there you go–a beautiful and easy eye makeup look.