E830 - EYE SHADOW BRUSH

What is it?
This eye shadow brush is made from quality natural materials. The brush head’s square shape is perfect for eye shadow.


How to Use
Pick up your eyeshadow with soft dabs of the brush on the powder, then the natural bristle picks up and retains the dust until you apply it across your eyelids. Then it releases the pigment allowing a better density where you need it on your eyelid.

The soft brush allows perfect blending on the lower eyelash as well as blending the eyeliner on the inner corner of the eye – avoiding harsh lines.

Pro Tips
An artist primes the canvas before painting; the paint colors are intense and glow. You use the same technique by applying a white liner before color. Allowing the colors to shine. Another artist trick – achieve intense color over a large area with dabbing and patting movements with the brush, allowing the color to release evenly.
The crucial tip for fabulous eyes is to know your eye shape so you play to their strengths and shade the right way for your best look.


Specifications
Brush head: 0.4”/10mm
Ferrule: 1.6”/40.64mm
Handle: 0.4” x 4.7”

/10mm x 119mm

Materials


Brush Head: premium natural cruelty free bristles
Ferrule: Copper

How to Clean Your Make Up Brush
 
Step 1:  Lay the brush face down with its bristles closest to running warm water. Pinch the bristle fibers and gently squeeze any makeup residue or excess water.
 
Step 2:  Place a dime-sized dollop of olive oil (for natural bristles)  and mild soap onto your palm or apply directly to the bristles after running under medium warm water to remove excess makeup.

Step 3: Massage the brush bristles onto the soap solution on your palm while letting water run through the bristles. Move the brush bristles in a soft gentle circular motion.

Step 4: Once the running water through the bristles become clear, stop the water. Make sure you’re not submerging the bristles or getting the ferrule wet
 
Step 5:  Using a towel, softly squeeze out whatever excess water is left in the brush.  Air dry the bristles in an area with free flowing air.