The Perfect Blending Brush

Most brushes are built for application. This one is built for everything that happens afterwards. A flat paddle head with a broad, soft edge, designed to move product that has already settled rather than lay down anything new.

The shape is closer to a painter's brush than a conventional makeup brush, and it behaves like one. The bristles sit flat against the skin and sweep across it, picking up creasing around the eyes and smile lines and pressing it back into place without lifting the layers underneath. Foundation, concealer and cream contour all respond to it. So does a small amount of moisturiser or fresh product worked in at the end of the day, which is where the brush really earns its place.

Soft enough to glide without dragging, and dense enough that it redistributes what is already on the skin rather than soaking it up. It is a quiet, corrective tool. Nothing about it is dramatic. It simply makes the difference between makeup that looks worn in and makeup that looks freshly done.

Best for

Smoothing creasing and settling in liquid and cream formulas, seamless blending during application, and midday refreshes without full reapplication.

How to use

Sweep flat across the areas where makeup has moved, using light pressure and short strokes. For a refresh, add a touch of moisturiser or a little fresh product to the brush first, then blend through. Also works during initial application to press foundation and concealer into the skin without disturbing anything applied beneath.

Wash with warm water and a mild soap. Reshape the head and dry flat.