CosBeauty Magazine #75

Contour
brush
Similar to blush brushes,
contour brushes are often
angled in shape. If you’re
running on a tight budget,
you can pick one brush and
use it for both. Contouring
brushes can be used over
the cheeks, jawline and
nose to define your features.
Our pick
M.A.C. #168 Large Angled
Contour Brush, $65
Blush
brush
A blush brush is similar to a powder brush but
much smaller and can often be angled in shape.
To apply blush, you want to use the classic trick of
smiling to find the apples of your cheeks while you
apply the blush. Use the brush to swirl and buff the
product in. A blush brush can often double up as a
bronzing brush or contour brush.
“Look for a brush that uses strong soft synthetic
bristles to firmly distribute product on the face
without lifting it and creating streaks in the
application,” says Gosper.
Our picks
M.A.C #159 Duo Fibre
Blush Brush, $64
QVS Bronzer Brush, $15.79
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