Da Vinci Eyeshadow brush

The quality of the tool used plays a decisive role in achieving precise eye make-up. The Da Vinci eyeshadow brush from the Classic series relies on a sophisticated blend of straight and wavy synthetic fibres. This special composition of synthetic hairs ensures that the brush head has ideal firmness without losing the necessary flexibility. Both powdery and creamy textures can be reliably picked up with this instrument and evenly distributed on the skin. The rounded shape of the bristles not only allows you to shade large areas of the mobile eyelid, but also to create subtle accents or gently blend colour transitions in the crease. The brush head is held by a robust silver-coloured ferrule, which merges seamlessly into the shiny black wooden handle. Thanks to the classic design of the handle, the tool lies balanced in the hand, which supports a smooth and controlled application. The synthetic materials used are considered to be particularly resistant and are characterised by their dimensional stability, which makes the brush a long-lasting part of the cosmetic routine, even with frequent cleaning.

Combination of straight and wavy synthetic fibres for optimal texture absorption

Suitable for the application of powder and cream eyeshadows

Enables even application and precise blending

Classic, black lacquered wooden handle with silver ferrule

Stable and durable synthetic bristles

The eyeshadow brush is the perfect choice for applying powder eyeshadow. Pick up the desired eyeshadow with the brush and apply it to the eyelid as desired. The different brushes help you to achieve perfect eye make-up. Flat brushes with a gently rounded front are suitable for applying the eyeshadow base and flat eyeshadow. An eyeshadow brush with slanted bristles, on the other hand, makes it easier for you to create colour gradients. You can also use this brush for brow powder. A brush with thin, pointed bristles makes it very easy to emphasise the eye contour. To do this, use dark eyeshadow and draw a thin line along the upper edge of the eyelid.