Rae Morris Jishaku #8: Medium Point Shader

One of the most influential make up artists in the world, Rae Morris has written the book on beauty (in fact, she’s written several of them…) Having perfected endless famous faces, she turned her hand to creating the most luxurious and effective brushes money can buy – and the results will change the way you apply make up forever. This shading brush is perfect for applying and blending eyeshadow. Meticulously crafted by Japanese artisans, the brush features a precise yet supremely soft tapered head, a super-sleek handle and the brand’s world-first magnetic storage functionality (‘Jishaku’ means magnet in Japanese) for seamless storage and perfect hygiene.

From its supremely soft head to its ultra-sleek handle, Rae Morris’ Jishaku brush range will change the way you apply make up forever. Combining the finest Japanese brush-making techniques and Rae Morris’ make up application expertise, this range is the culmination of years of testing and perfecting. The Jishaku #8: Medium Point Shader is an essential eye brush to have in your arsenal; it’s great for blending eyeshadow on lids and applying a darker colour and blending it into your base shade. The medium, subtly tapered head is meticulously crafted from the highest-grade vegan, synthetic fibres by Japanese artisans while the super-sleek black handle is formed from hard maple and cherry wood. Another standout feature is the brand’s world-first magnetic functionality (‘Jishaku’ means magnet in Japanese) which means that the brushes can stand upright on any surface a magnet will hold to – including Rae Morris’ custom designed magnetic stands – making for seamless storage, ultimate organisation and perfect hygiene. For seamless, smouldering eye looks, look no further.

Hair Type: Vegan Synthetic Fibres

Handle: Hard Maple/Cherry

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Use to blend eyeshadow. Especially good when blending a darker colour into your base shade.

Top tip from Rae Morris: ‘This is the second brush I pick up when doing a killer smoky eye – use it with a darker eye shadow and blend it into the base eye shadow.’