brush tips
Brush Tips
Care and Handling
- “Fluffier Brushes” give lighter looks.
- Dense, tighter, closer together bristles, pick up and deposit more pigment. Go light, check it out, then, add to when using a denser brush bristle.
- Angled brushes offer control for specific contouring and blending. Tight spots love an angled brush.
- Pointy tips, draw thin, precise lip and eye lines.
- Oval cut tips are best for precision specific applications.
- Blunt cut with rounded tips create overall coverage.
Care and Handling
- A tidy clean brush = best and cleanest application.
- Weekly cleaning is suggested. Twice per month is the minimum.
- Always clean before using another color or product.
- All cleansers are not created equal. If you use a brush cleaner, make sure that it is not harmful to the bristles, handle, or glue of the brush.
- Wet brush; sweep bristles back and forth, then circular on a dry paper or cloth towel; rinse well; squeeze out excess water or cleaner.
- Never dry brushes upright. The cleaner seeps into the base and weakens the glue.
- Store brushes in a protected case to keep them from fraying.