the big brush

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Regular price $44
Sale price $44 Regular price

a big, fluffy body brush packed with bristles. designed for body makeup.

the big brush
the big brush
Regular price $44
Sale price $44 Regular price
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Kelsey Deenihan, celebrity makeup artist TINGE artistry advisor

“A great brush should do the work for you. The Big Brush makes blending quick, easy, and effortless, helping create smooth, even coverage with a beautiful skin-like finish every time.”

Kelsey Deenihan, celebrity makeup artist TINGE artistry advisor
details

a super-sized kabuki body brush for a natural, streak-free finish. made for body makeup and mess-free, stress-free application. best for liquid or cream formulas. 

the big brush’s large size is best for arms, legs and chests for all-over coverage. 

how to use
BLEND IT OUT
apply a dollop of product to skin, and sweep across larger areas until completely blended.
KEEP IT CLEAN
wet bristles and add a small amount of gentle cleanser. lather and rinse until water runs clear. gently squeeze out excess water, and reshape bristles. air dry with brush upright.
only the best for your body.

formulated to meet EU standards for cosmetics
oil-free, free of cyclic silicones, fragrance free, vegan, clinically tested, dermatologist tested, made in the USA with globally sourced ingredients.

water + transfer-resistant
fragrance free
cruelty-free and vegan
female founded
faq
what's the big brush for?

it’’s designed for blending makeup across large surface areas of the body. the dense bristles create an even, seamless finish without streaks.

how do i use it?

dot product directly onto skin, then buff in small circles, working section by section. keep the pressure light and let the brush do the blending. finish with long, sweeping strokes in one direction for the smoothest finish.

how do i clean it?

rinse under lukewarm water with the bristles pointing down, work in a gentle brush cleanser or mild soap until the water runs clear, squeeze out excess, reshape the head, and lay flat to dry. never let water sit in the base of the brush.

how often should i wash it?

after every few uses, and always before switching shades or product. clean bristles pick up and place product far better than dirty brushes.