Makeup Brushes Page 4

Behind every great makeup look are the hardworking makeup brushes that made it happen. From foundation brushes to finishing powder brushes, the right tools can bring out the best in your favourite formulas. Our edit features the best of the best, from Hourglass's expertly crafted collection and REFY's bestselling dual-ended brushes to the powder puffs that make achieving Charlotte Tilbury's iconic Airbrush Flawless finish effortless. Here's your sign to upgrade your everyday essentials or treat someone to a makeup brush set they'll reach for every day.

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Powder Puff Setting Brush 170
Fenty Beauty
CN¥ 210.00
Unable to ship to China.
Nº10 Angled Liner Brush
New
Angled Face Brush
Bobbi Brown
CN¥ 350.00
Unable to ship to China.
Liquid Foundation Brush
MILK MAKEUP Blending Brush
Perfecting Buff Brush
Ilia Beauty
CN¥ 320.00
Unable to ship to China.
Nº8 Large Concealer Brush
A30 Pro Brush - Domed Kabuki Brush
Seamless Blend Brush No.9
Seamless Blend Brush No.15
Kabuki Brush
Chantecaille
CN¥ 510.00
Nº 6 Tapered Blender Brush

Your Questions, Answered

Some of your favourite makeup brands have created brushes designed to bring out the best in their formulas. Charlotte Tilbury's is a go-to for achieving a flawless, airbrushed-looking finish, while REFY’s intuitive dual-ended brushes make it easy to switch between products and perfect your technique. Hourglass is another favourite for its luxurious, ultra-soft makeup brushes that deliver a seamless finish (and make a gorgeous gift, too!). The Space NK brush collection also has everything you need to perfect your look.

The best makeup brush depends on the product you're applying and the finish you want to achieve. Dense foundation brushes are ideal for buffing liquid and cream formulas into the skin, while fluffy powder brushes help distribute loose and pressed powders evenly. Angled brushes are particularly useful for contouring and blush, and smaller, tapered eyeshadow brushes offer more precision when blending and defining the eyes.

Ideally, you should clean your makeup brushes once or twice a week to remove product buildup, excess oils and bacteria. Brushes used with liquid or cream formulas, such as foundation and concealer, may need more frequent cleaning, especially if you use them daily. Cleaning brushes is extremely easy, use a gentle brush cleanser and lukewarm water, then leave your brushes to dry flat to help maintain the quality of their bristles and keep your makeup application flawless.