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Perfectly crafted to blend and blur any manner of complexion powder, this ultra-soft Buff and Blur Brush paints masterpieces fit for the Louvre.
Quality brushes are the foundation of any great routine; they need to be durable, effective and endlessly soft - this blending hero ticks all the boxes. Its made with vegan-friendly, synthetic bristles that grab the exact amount of powder to make blending a breeze. Beyond looking ever-so chic in your collection, the smooth, stone-like handle makes for easy, targeted wielding, while the wide, flat brush diffuses product for a blurred effect. Suitable for bronzer, highlighter or pressed powder, this brush is the key to natural-looking coverage.
Use to gently buff bronzer, highlighter or pressed powder onto the skin for a natural-looking, blurring effect.
Founded nearly 20 ago by Sylvie Chantecaille, Frances favourite prestige beauty brand remains in the familys capable hands. Combining luxury with pioneering, plant-derived ingredients, cutting-edge science and meticulous formulation, Chantecaille takes pride in innovation going beyond the call of beauty to respect and cherish skin while using beauty as a tool to drive a shift within the industry, as well as shine a spotlight on environmental issues while supporting conservation to protect our precious planet and its myriad inhabitants.
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Transparency lies at the heart of our philosophy which is why we have partnered with tech-platform - Provenance - to cut through the industry "noise" and equip you with key facts that matter. A 'proof point' with a green tick means a third party has verified the accuracy of the statement whereas no green tick means that there isn't independent confirmation (yet!), but that the brand has still supplied substantiating evidence (which you can view yourself). Discover the proof points for this product below.
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Perfectly crafted to blend and blur any manner of complexion powder, this ultra-soft Buff and Blur Brush paints masterpieces fit for the Louvre.
Quality brushes are the foundation of any great routine; they need to be durable, effective and endlessly soft - this blending hero ticks all the boxes. Its made with vegan-friendly, synthetic bristles that grab the exact amount of powder to make blending a breeze. Beyond looking ever-so chic in your collection, the smooth, stone-like handle makes for easy, targeted wielding, while the wide, flat brush diffuses product for a blurred effect. Suitable for bronzer, highlighter or pressed powder, this brush is the key to natural-looking coverage.
Use to gently buff bronzer, highlighter or pressed powder onto the skin for a natural-looking, blurring effect.
Founded nearly 20 ago by Sylvie Chantecaille, Frances favourite prestige beauty brand remains in the familys capable hands. Combining luxury with pioneering, plant-derived ingredients, cutting-edge science and meticulous formulation, Chantecaille takes pride in innovation going beyond the call of beauty to respect and cherish skin while using beauty as a tool to drive a shift within the industry, as well as shine a spotlight on environmental issues while supporting conservation to protect our precious planet and its myriad inhabitants.
Sustainable Birchwood, Synthetic Fibres.
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Brand
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Transparency lies at the heart of our philosophy which is why we have partnered with tech-platform - Provenance - to cut through the industry "noise" and equip you with key facts that matter. A 'proof point' with a green tick means a third party has verified the accuracy of the statement whereas no green tick means that there isn't independent confirmation (yet!), but that the brand has still supplied substantiating evidence (which you can view yourself). Discover the proof points for this product below.
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