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Real Techniques Cheek Brushes Power Pigment Blush Brush
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Product information
Description
Power Pigment Blush Brush,
Line
Cheek Brushes
Product sub-line
Makeup Brushes
Practical accessory for your make-up: Power Pigment Blush Brush
The cheek brush from Real Techniques is a useful aid when applying make-up. With the Power Pigment Blush Brush, you can apply loose, pressed or liquid blush effortlessly. The result is particularly even. You can also control the colour intensity as desired. Cosmetics and cosmetic accessories are now also vegan, completely free from animal testing and animal ingredients! The blusher brush is equipped with soft, synthetic bristles and the brush head is pointed. The bristles are cut by hand to create a high-quality make-up accessory. The extended handle makes it even easier to use. Discover the Power Pigment Blush Brush now and apply your blusher with precision!
Real Techniques relies on the experience of well-known make-up artists. The two professionals Samantha Chapman and Nicole Chapman know that make-up not only depends on the right products, but also on the perfect accessories for application. The cheek brush is a good example of this. The Power Pigment Blush Brush is developed and manufactured using modern technologies and ergonomic findings. You will soon no longer want to do without the cheek brush from Real Techniques!
Use
A blush brush makes applying powdery blush much easier. Pick up a small amount of blush with the brush by sweeping it over the powder. To avoid getting too much blush on your cheeks from the start, tap the brush once to be on the safe side. Apply the blush to the cheeks using light, circular movements. The intensity can be built up gradually if desired. You should avoid applying too much colour, as so-called apple cheeks look unnatural.
