Brushes for Foundation, Blush, Concealer & Bronzer

Brushes
Brushes

Embrace your creativity with our premium makeup brushes. Achieve a flawless look every time with our easy-to-use brushes for contouring and highlighting.

FAQs about Foundation, Blush, Concealer & Bronzer Brushes

  • Foundation brush or sponge: what is the difference?

    A foundation brush gives better control, more even coverage and absorbs less product, while a sponge creates a lighter, more skin-like finish. For buildable coverage, work the foundation in small, controlled motions. The 112 Foundation Brush, 120 Flat Foundation Brush and 221 Oval Foundation Brush support different finishes.

  • Which brush is suitable for foundation?

    For foundat For foundation, choose a brush with dense bristles that blends the product evenly without streaks. A flat brush helps with more precise application, while an oval brush gives a softer blend. The 112 Foundation Brush, 120 Flat Foundation Brush and 221 Oval Foundation Brush suit different base needs. with more precise application, while an oval brush gives a softer blend. The 112 Foundation Brush, 120 Flat Foundation Brush and 221 Oval Foundation Brush suit different base needs.

  • Which face brushes do beginners need?

    For beginners, a few essential face brushes are enough: one for foundation, one for concealer, one for blush and one for contouring or bronzer. This helps you create a complete base without too many tools. Complexion 3 Brush Set covers foundation, contour and blush, while Essential 5 Brush Set adds more everyday uses.

  • Which brush should I use for concealer?

    For concealer, choose a brush that offers precision and easy blending, especially under the eyes or around the nose. A fluffier brush helps create a natural finish, while a thin brush covers small details. The 115 Concealer Brush suits general application, while the 117 Thin Concealer Brush works well for targeted coverage.

  • Which brush should I use for blush and bronzer?

    For blush and bronzer, choose a brush with soft, fairly wide bristles so the colour blends evenly without harsh lines. For a more structured result, go for an angled shape. The 113 Contouring/Blush Brush works well for dual use, while the 116 Blush Brush and 101 Kabuki suit more specific needs.