Soft Kabuki Brush
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not a review but perhaps helpful - here is a description from the source: What it is: An ultrasoft, luxurious synthetic fiber kabuki brush designed to provide full, flawless coverage and fast, easy application for a perfected finish. What it does: From setting the face to contouring, the Soft Kabuki Brush ensures seamless makeup application. It smoothly applies product and provides ultimate precision on large and small areas of the face. Its flat, dense shape collects the perfect amount of product to buff and blend easily for a soft, airbrushed-yet-natural finish. This indispensable tool sculpts and defines your favorite features and works beautifully with mineral, loose or pressed powders. How to use: Use the Soft Kabuki Brush to evenly distribute powder for a perfected complexion. Buff and polish powder onto the skin. Start at the center of the face and buff out in small, circular strokes. Use the flat edge to contour underneath the cheekbones.
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