Cheek Brush #6
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not a review but perhaps helpful - here is a description from the source: What it is: A compact, natural-bristled brush. What it does: Improved design and hair quality reduces fallout, and the new rounded shape provides a better, more even powder application. How to use: Sweep brush across cheek color. Tap off excess. Smile to locate the apple of the cheek. Beginning at the outer edge of the apple, apply color along cheekbone toward the hairline. Use brush to blend in color with short, vertical strokes.
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