Luvia Cosmetics Eye brushes 328 Soft Blender - Candy

Precise work on the eye area requires tools that sit comfortably in the hand and apply colour evenly. The Luvia Cosmetics eye brush 328 Soft Blender in the Candy edition was designed precisely for these requirements when applying make-up. The focus here is on the synthetic Nurai hairs, which offer a vegan alternative to conventional animal hair. These fine fibres are densely bound and have a particularly soft structure, making the application of cosmetic products comfortable. This brush is primarily used to professionally blend powdery eyeshadow textures. Hard colour edges can be dissolved with gentle movements, creating harmonious transitions between different shades. The rounded shape of the brush head can also be used to shade the crease of the eyelid. The design is characterised by a white handle, on which the brand name and the designation "328 | SOFT BLENDER" can be read in curved lettering. A ferrule in a metallic pink colour ensures a stable connection between the handle and bristles. The brush hairs themselves pick up on the colour theme and are also dyed pink at the tips, giving the tool a harmonious look.

• Equipped with soft, vegan Nurai hair
• Specially developed for blending powder eyeshadow
• Enables the creation of soft colour transitions
• Design in white with pink ferrule and coloured tips
• Suitable for shading and defining the eyelid crease

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.