Morphe Face brushes

The Morphe M108 Beauty Blends Slanted Cream & Liquid Foundation Brush is a specialised tool for applying complexion products. This brush from the limited-edition Buttery Blends collection is characterised by its buttery yellow colour and has been specially designed for use with creamy and liquid textures. The fluffy nature of the bristles allows foundations to be picked up gently and applied evenly to the face. A special feature is the angled brush head, which enables controlled handling. This shape makes it easier to reach difficult areas of the face, such as the area under the eyes or the zones around the nose, and thus supports a precise result.

The design of the brush aims to promote a streak-free finish by allowing the product to be seamlessly blended into the skin. In addition, attention was paid to a robust finish during production to counteract problems such as fraying of the bristles or hair loss. The synthetic bristles are treated with silver ions. For regular care, cleaning with warm water and mild soap is sufficient, after which the brush should be left to air dry. The design combines functional aspects of make-up application with appealing aesthetics.

• Suitable for applying and blending liquid and creamy foundations
• Bevelled brush head for precise work in hard-to-reach areas
• Fluffy bristle structure supports an even, streak-free finish
• Limited edition in buttery yellow design from the Buttery Blends collection
• Robust finish to minimise bristle loss

To apply the base, take the foundation brush between your thumb and forefinger. Apply the foundation, make-up or powder directly onto the fine hairs of the brush. Then spread the skincare product roughly over the face. To work the make-up in evenly, press the bushy brush lightly onto the skin and turn it back and forth. Always work from the centre of the face outwards. To ensure that there are no edges, you must blend the transitions on the neck, ears and hairline well. If you have reddened areas on your face or dark circles under your eyes, you can also use the foundation brush to gently pat in the foundation.