MAKE UP FOR EVER Face and Eyes Tools Set

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Working in collaboration with 40 make up artists from across the globe, MAKE UP FOR EVER formulates cosmetics that are inventive, powerful and easy to use. Founded in 1984 by renowned make up artist Dany Sanz, the brand dreams up pro level products such as their Eyes Blender Brush 236, Highlighter Brush 140, Double Ended Sculpting Brush 158 and HD Skin Sponge all housed in their Face and Eyes Tools Set.

Level up your MAKE UP FOR EVER as you blend, sponge, layer and build your way to professional looks with the Face and Eyes Tools Set.

The Eyes Blender Brush 236 is a large round brush designed to allow you to easily smudge product onto large areas. While the Highlighter Brush 140 is a small and rounded brush for more distinct highlighting application. The Double Ended Sculpting Brush 158 is two brushes in one, this contour brush is the perfect tool for powder application and sculpting using loose and compact formulas. The HD Skin Sponge is a bi- material sponge that’s been created to help you build up the coverage of your foundation, especially liquid and creamy textures.

Contents:

The Eyes Blender Brush 236

Highlighter Brush 140

Double Ended Sculpting Brush 158

HD Skin Sponge

The Eyes Blender Brush 236:With the width of its head and the type of fibers, it delicately smudges any eye shadow on large areas for an easy and quick application.

Highlighter Brush 140:Designed for distinct highlight application (cheek bone and brow bone). Its rounded shape allows for generous product collection, while its soft fibers offer moderate product payoff for adjustable coverage.

Double Ended Sculpting Brush 158:Use to sculpt and highlight. Use the slanted side to create shadow under the cheek bones, then use the dome side to highlight or color. This two in one brush is easy and quick to use.

HD Skin Sponge:Dampen the sponge with water. Apply one pump of foundation directly to the flat silicone coated surface of the sponge or back of hand. Lightly tap and stretch from the center of the face outward.