Beauty Tools

The Powder Brush is shaped for it, with a tapered head that reaches around the nose and eyes for precise coverage. For liquid or cream foundation, the Dual Foundation Brush has a paddle at one end and densely packed slanted fibers at the other.

Give them a full wash every one to two weeks with daily use, and use Brush Cleaner between washes to condition the fibers and keep them usable on the go. Clean brushes lay product down more evenly and stop oil and pigment building up against your skin.

The Essential Blender Brush is flattened and densely packed for buffing product into the skin, so it suits foundation and cream formulas. The Ultimate Fan Brush has a wide, loose fan that sweeps powders, bronzers and highlighters across larger areas without laying down too much at once.

Yes. Mineral Hydration Finishing Mist is made to be spritzed after application, helping powder settle into the skin instead of sitting on top while adding hydration. It also works before makeup to prepare the surface, or through the day whenever skin needs refreshing.

Build in thin layers and let each one settle before adding more. Buff foundation into the skin with a densely packed brush, sweep powder lightly with a fan brush, then finish with a mist so nothing looks powdery. Working with clean brushes makes the single biggest difference.