£86.94
This foundation brush is designed to create a seamless, airbrushed finish by buffing foundation into the skin. Made with natural Saikoho goat hair, it offers unparalleled softness for smooth application.
- Handcrafted by over 20 artisans in Kumano, known for its brush-making legacy.
- Features uncut natural goat hair bristles for maximum softness and gentle application.
- Bristles are secured in a matte black brass ferrule to prevent loosening and ensure durability.
- The hornbeam wood handle provides a sturdy and comfortable grip during use.
- Ideal for multiple makeup applications including foundation, concealer, powder, and contouring.
Perfect for achieving a professional-grade makeup finish with ease.
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Description
xFoundation blending perfected. Linear. Buffs foundation into a powerless flawless base. Never before has foundation looked so airbrushed. Liquids, creams or powders - it works. Also amazing for those wanting angled contours. You won't believe this until you've tried it.
Features:
- Each brush is handcrafted by more than 20 artisans from start to finish in Kumano, a region known for its time-honoured brush-making legacy
- Natural hair bristles are left uncut for unparalleled softness
- Bristles are carefully bundled into a matte black brass ferrule to prevent them from coming loose. This construction ensures smooth makeup application
- Our handle is carved from hornbeam (or shide in Japanese), a hardwood known for its durability and sturdiness
Specifications:
- Hair type: natural Saikoho goat hair
- Ideal uses: eye, blending, eyeshadow, face, concealer, powder, buffing, setting
- Head shape: soft rounded taper
- Colour: white brush head, matte black ferrule, gloss black handle
Our First Edition brushes use natural hair, this can result in a slight difference in colour between batches. Where possible, we aim to dispatch brushes from the same batch.
