Face brushes for your complexion routine

Blend foundation, apply powder or place blush: choose a face brush to suit the product and facial area. Find different shapes for base, colour and finish.

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Three steps for your complexion

Blend in foundation

The 115 Blurring Buffer has a short, densely packed head for liquid or cream foundation. Work with a little product in small circular movements.

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Dimensions (mm)

Prime Vegan: Total length: 152 mm; Head width: 27 mm; Head length: 15 mm; Candy: Total length: 152 mm; Head width: 27 mm; Head length: 15 mm;

Apply powder over larger areas

The 202 Powder Brush XL is designed for loose and pressed powder. Its broad, fluffy shape also reaches the neck and décolletage.

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Dimensions (mm)

Elegance: Total length: 175 mm; Head width: 70 mm; Head length: 47 mm; Candy: Total length: 175 mm; Head width: 70 mm; Head length: 47 mm; Nude Aura: Total length: 175 mm; Head width: 70 mm; Head length: 47 mm;

Place blush precisely

The angled shape of the 213 Blush Brush helps place blush or bronzer on the cheeks. Use the sides to blend the edges.

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Dimensions (mm)

Elegance: Total length: 164 mm; Head width: 30 mm; Head length: 35 mm; Candy: Total length: 164 mm; Head width: 30 mm; Head length: 35 mm; Nude Aura: Total length: 164 mm; Head width: 30 mm; Head length: 35 mm;

Which buffer brush suits you?

110, 115 or 120: compare the working surface and your application technique. Colour determines the design; brush shape determines how you use it.

Which buffer brush suits you?
Feature110 // Prime Buffer | Foundation Brush115 // Blurring Buffer | Foundation Brush120 // Angled Buffer | Foundation Brush
Shape and working surfaceMedium-density head with a slight recess and a broad contact surface.Short, densely packed, rounded head.Angled, rounded contact surface.
Suitable productsLiquid, cream and powder foundation.Liquid or cream foundation, mineral powder, blush, bronzer and contour products.Liquid, cream and powder textures: foundation, blush, bronzer and contour products.
How to use itWork in with short, gentle movements and build coverage in thin layers.Work in with small circular movements and light pressure.Place the angled surface against the cheeks, forehead or jaw and blend in short movements.
Choose it if …… you want to work foundation into larger areas of the face.… you want a compact buffer for your base and cheek products.… you enjoy working along facial contours with an angled surface.
Current price€19,90€19,90€18,90

Face Brushes comparison

Choose up to three products from this collection. You can change or remove your selection at any time.

Quick questions: face brushes

Which face brushes do I need for my routine?

Start with the products you actually use: a buffer blends foundation, a powder brush applies powder and a blush brush adds colour to the cheeks. A concealer brush can complement the selection for smaller areas.

Which brush suits liquid foundation?

The 115 Blurring Buffer is explicitly designed for liquid and cream foundation. Guide its short, dense head in small circular movements; start with a little product and add a thin layer as needed.

Can I use one face brush for several products?

Yes, if the product description specifies those textures. For example, the 213 Blush Brush is designed for powder and cream blush or bronzer. Remove residue before changing colour and clean the brush regularly.

How can I tell what finish a brush creates?

Compare shape and use: the broad, fluffy 202 Powder Brush XL is designed for powder over larger areas, while the denser 115 Blurring Buffer works product into the skin. Coverage also depends on texture, product amount and pressure.