120 // Angled Buffer | Foundation Brush

Color: Candy

The 120 Angled Buffer is a foundation brush with an angled, rounded head and synthetic Nurai bristles. It is designed for liquid, cream and powder textures, including foundation, blush, bronzer and contour products. Position the angled surface on the cheeks, forehead or jawline and use short movements to blend the product and its edges. Build coverage and colour gradually.

Highlights

Suitable for: Foundation, blush, bronzer, contour product, treatment mask
Textures: Liquid, creamy, gel-like, powdery
Brush shape: Angled, rounded
Hair density: Medium density
Finish: Seamless, natural, even, defined

€18,90

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1 × 120 // Angled Buffer | Foundation Brush.

It is designed for liquid, cream and powder textures, including foundation, blush, bronzer and contour products. Position the angled surface on the cheeks, forehead or jawline and use short movements to blend the product and its edges. Build coverage and colour gradually.

Clean the bristles with mild brush soap and lukewarm water. Wet only the bristles, keeping the ferrule and handle out of the water. Rinse thoroughly, gently squeeze out excess water and reshape the head. Let the brush dry completely lying flat or angled slightly downwards. Do not soak the handle or store brushes while damp.

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120 // Angled Buffer | Foundation Brush

€18,90

Why 120 // Angled Buffer?

Use the angled surface

Place the 120 Angled Buffer against the cheek, forehead or jaw with a little product. Work in the texture with short, light movements. Tap off excess powder first and pick up cream products sparingly.

Clean after your base

Clean the bristles with mild brush soap and lukewarm water, keeping the ferrule and wooden handle dry. Gently squeeze them out, then let the Angled Buffer dry completely lying flat or angled slightly downwards.

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