The Blush Brush

With its full dome shape and slightly tapered sides, the blush brush is perhaps one of the most fundamental brushes in your kit – invest in a good one and it’ll last a long time. Designed to pick up and deposit colour to define and shade your face, apply in a circular motion to the apples of your cheeks.

The Kabuki Brush

Similar to a powder brush, the Kabuki brush has short, densely packed bristled used to apply colour to large surface areas. Designed for use with loose powder, these brushes are user-friendly and perfect for travelling. Hold at a 90-degree angle to your skin and sweep or buff in circular motions for a natural finish.

The Foundation Brush

A flawless makeup look begins with an immaculate base and that’s where the foundation brush comes in. With its densely packed bristles, these brushes work best with cream or liquid foundations to build coverage for a naturally airbrushed finish. Choose a small, slightly tapered head for getting into the hard-to-reach contours of your face.

The Angled Shadow Brush

More versatile than the basic eyeshadow brush, the angled brush gives you two options for defining your eyes. Use the large area to sweep a layer of colour over the entire eyelid up to the brow bone, or the smaller tip to create a soft shadow into the crease.

The Flathead Shadow Brush

Wide, blunt-cut and full, flathead shadow brushes make it easy to apply a soft wash of even colour to your entire eyelid. For a more intense shade, use the flat end of the brush up against your lash line.

The Pencil Brush

As the name would suggest, pencil brushes act like a sketching tool for makeup, used for drawing precise lines on your eyelid. With a small head and short, stiff bristles, the pencil brush is ideal for blending colour in small creases or the corners of your eyes.

The Lip Brush

A lip brush is essential for creating the most perfectly painted lip possible. Used to accurately trace the contours of your lip with its tapered precision tip, not only is it more hygienic for your lipsticks, it also allows you to mix formulas and colours together.

The Blush Brush

With its full dome shape and slightly tapered sides, the blush brush is perhaps one of the most fundamental brushes in your kit – invest in a good one and it’ll last a long time. Designed to pick up and deposit colour to define and shade your face, apply in a circular motion to the apples of your cheeks.