Laura Mercier Tools of the Trade Brush Collection

Founded in 1996 by the world-renowned make up artist Laura Mercier, this eponymous brand is worshipped for its über-iconic formulas. Joining the brand's iconic line up is the handy limited-edition Tools of the Trade Brush Collection. Featuring five make up must-haves, this brush bundle boosts a perfectly polished finish for all your looks.

Housed in a luxurious navy-blue pouch, the Tools of the Trade Brush Collection features everything you need for a seamless finish... in travel-friendly sizes.

Featuring five must-have brushes to create captivating looks, the set includes a fan and blush brush as well as a liner, shadow and crease brush for all your eye make up looks. Each tool is created to deliver perfect precision, meaning you'll be able to sculpt, highlight, define and diffuse with expert artistry, wherever you are in the world.

Synthetic fibres

For the latest information, it is recommended to review the ingredient list printed on the packaging of the product prior to usage or consumption.

Product pick up and lay down Crème will naturally adhere to synthetic fibers. For best results using any type of pressed powder, press bristles into powder to pick-up the powder. Next, press the brush onto the back of the hand to work the powder into the brush. This will ensure powder is loaded into bristles and minimize fallout. Gently tap the brush once on the back of your hand to shake off any excess product. Tap and press loaded bristle all over area first. After the product has been placed, then blend.

For Precise and Detailed Application: Hold brush at the center of handle or closer to the ferrule. Pinch brush handle between thumb and middle finger. For added control, also use pointer finger with a light touch on handle, this will act more as a "guide" during application. It should feel like you are balancing the brush.

To blend and diffuse hold brush with a loose grip, close to the end of handle and lightly pinch between thumb, pointer, and middle finger. This will provide the most "painterly" result.