Find the perfect brush, or two!

- Customize your coverage with soft bristles that allow you to pick up the right amount of makeup and distribute it evenly for smooth, streak-free results.

- Applying the perfect amount of powder is a breeze with these soft and flexible bristles. The dome shape evenly distributes and effortlessly blends makeup for a soft-focus finish.

- Ideal for both loose and pressed powders, use this travel-friendly tool to add foundation, color, highlight, or contour the face.

- Perfect your canvas on-the-go with this travel-friendly kabuki brush, featuring densely packed bristles to perfectly buff and blend for flawless coverage.

- This tapered eye shadow brush is designed to give your shadow application maximum color pay-off with minimal dusting or fall-out. Use to apply color all over your lid.

- Sculpt cheeks like a pro with this angled powder brush, shaped to expertly blend blushes and bronzers for the perfect contour.

- Warm up skin, stat. These super-soft bristles effortlessly apply and blend bronzer for a naturally sun-kissed look.

- Put on the perfect finishing touch with this dual-ended brush that’s great for powders, including our Baked Blurring Setting. On one side, you’ll find a tapered brush for targeted applications. On the other side, use soft silky-touch paddle for gentle application over larger areas of the face.

- Create a natural flush or a sun-kissed glow with this two-in-one tool that features both angled and fluffy bristles for seamless sculpting and blending.

- A full face done in a flash! Ideal for liquid formulas like our full-coverage Double Take Liquid Foundation and Ideal Fix Concealer, this dual-ended brush features a dense foundation brush on one side and a precision angled concealer brush on the other for under eye and around the nose.

Dermatologist Recommendation:

“Your brushes harbor leftover makeup, bacteria and oils. This can cause breakouts, infections and or irritations, especially around the delicate eye area. Change out your brushes every three weeks or clean every two weeks by swishing them in warm water and shampoo, rinse and let dry”  

~Dr. Howard Sobel, Founder of SOBEL SKIN Dermatologist and Dermatologic Surgeon at Lenox Hill Hospital