Charlotte Tilbury Eye Blender Brush
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32.00€
Step into the world of professional make up artistry with Charlotte Tilbury. Famed for gracing the faces of A-Listers including Bella Hadid and Kate Moss, Charlotte developed her eponymous brand by fusing Hollywood finishes with easy-to-use formulas. Enter the Eye Blender Brush, a multi-tasking wonder used to apply, blend and smudge eyeshadow like a dream.
Creating eye make up looks quicker than you can say 'darling!', Charlotte Tilbury's Eye Blender Brush applies base colours, blends like butter and builds drama all in one.
No matter the vibe, this ultra-aesthetically pleasing brush will be by your side for all your eyeshadow needs. Enhance your eyelids by applying and diffusing your favourite shades, increasing the intensity with shimmering, smouldering hues. With a rose gold and deep crimson handle (crafted from sustainable wood) together with densely packed, natural bristles (hand-pulled by a master brush maker), this is a very necessary (and stylish!) addition to your make up application arsenal.
100% squirrel and goat hair bristles.
For the latest information, it is recommended to review the ingredient list printed on the packaging of the product prior to usage or consumption.
Use to apply a wash of base colour, or work the brush back and forth to soften and lightly smudge eye make up.
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Charlotte Tilbury Eye Blender Brush
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Almost too soft
This brush is amazingly soft and the shape is just right to blend in the crease but because the bristles are soooo soft it's a bit too flimsy to actually put any pressure on your eye, not sure it's worth the cost when I have Morphe brushes that work better and for a fifth of the price
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