the detail brush
the detail brush
the detail brush
the detail brush
the detail brush
the detail brush
the detail brush
the detail brush

the detail brush

$22
$22

a dense, buttery soft body brush sculpted and designed for precision. designed for body makeup.

the detail brush
the detail brush
$22
$22
Kelsey Deenihan, celebrity makeup artist TINGE artistry advisor

“The little details make all the difference. The Detail Brush was designed to give you precision exactly where you need it, making it easy to blend around hands, feet, knees, elbows, tattoos, or smaller areas for a natural-looking finish.”

Kelsey Deenihan, celebrity makeup artist TINGE artistry advisor
details

our smaller-sized kabuki body brush for careful application. designed to hug body contours and focus on areas requiring extra coverage. best for liquid or cream formulas.


the travel-sized option to fit in your makeup bag and take on getaways.

how to use
BLEND IT OUT
stipple on areas that need more coverage like tattoos, bruises or hyperpigmentation spots. target body contours and curves, or high points like collarbones.
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 detail brush for?

precision. it's made for the places the big brush can't reach and body contours. think around tattoos, over veins, on knees, ankles, knuckles, and anywhere you want to build concentrated coverage.

how do i build coverage with it?

apply an extra dollop of product to the area, then use a stippling motion, press and lift rather than sweep, to layer coverage right where you want it without disturbing what's already down.

do i need it if i have the big brush?

each brush serves a separate purpose. the big brush covers large areas, the detail brush is for focused areas. most people reach for the big brush first and the detail brush for a finishing pass.

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.