NARS Brushes

With its generous, paddle-shaped silhouette, the NARS Brush #20 All Over Eyeshadow Brush has been specially designed for the smooth and seamless application of eyeshadow. Colour can be evenly distributed over the entire movable eyelid, effortlessly extending from the lash line to the brow bone. High-quality, synthetic fibres form the dense and rounded brush head, which is characterised by a particularly soft feel and glides smoothly over the skin. Both classic powder formulations and creamy textures are reliably picked up and released by the fine bristles. Delicate, transparent colour wiping can be achieved during application, as can layering for more intensive, opaque effects, as the medium coverage can be flexibly varied. Visually, the tool impresses with a slim, cylindrical handle in matt black, which features the characteristic white NARS lettering and merges seamlessly into the brush head. Inspired by professional make-up techniques, the shape supports precise work, even at the edges or in the area under the eye. The durable fibres can also be easily cleaned with mild soapy water without losing their shape.

• Large, paddle-shaped form for extensive application over the entire eyelid
• Dense, synthetic fibres for a soft feel and easy cleaning
• Versatile use for powder and cream eyeshadows
• Enables variable looks from sheer smudging to intense colour
• Professional design with seamless transition and black handle

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.