Real Techniques - 'Afterglow All Night Multitasking' Make-up Brush
Real Techniques Afterglow All Night Multitasking Brush is the ultimate tool you need in your beauty arsenal for achieving whichever look you desire! This is because this innovative brush is specially designed to do everything you need. As a key factor, its oversized head and fluffy bristles ensure a smooth and even distribution of products. That said, this brush features UltraPlush™ synthetic hand-cut bristles which guarantee an effortless blend of makeup for a stunning and professional result while being gentle on the skin. All in all, this brush it's perfect for applying and blending both liquid and powder products. Whether to achieve a flawless foundation application, sweep on a natural flush of color, or create a perfectly sculpted contour, this multitasking brush is a versatile tool. At the same time, it ensures a natural and semi-matte finish and a long-lasting result as well.
As a last note, the extended aluminum ferrule turns this brush lightweight and easy to use. In addition, it is ideal to take with you, allowing you to achieve professional-looking makeup wherever you go. Thanks to its high-quality design, this brush maintains its performance over time, ensuring a consistently flawless application every time you use it. In conclusion, this multitasking brush is the ideal companion for achieving flawless makeup looks that last from dusk to dawn. Designed to provide seamless application and blending, it provides you with an afterglow that lasts all night long. A true multitasker that will surely become your go-to brush for incredible looks!
Characteristics
Good for: applying and blending liquid and powder makeup products, achieving a natural and semi-mate finish;
Presentation: brush with an oversized head and pink UltraPlush™ synthetic hand-cut bristles, and a violet extended aluminum ferrule.
How to use
Use Real Techniques Afterglow All Night Multitasking Brush to swirl and buff makeup products onto the skin in a circular motion to blend.
