Notes:

Flat-head foundation brush: Used to apply liquid or solid products to flat areas, such as the forehead or cheeks.

2, Angled Brush: Used to apply blush, etc., to give the face a natural rosy appearance.

3, Angled Flat Brush: Usually used as a contour brush, apply foundation liquid, cream, or powder from thick to thin to the makeup area.
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4, Round-headed brush: Usually used as a blush brush, it can be used to apply foundation liquid, cream, or powder to the face during makeup.

5, Conical Brush: Used to apply foundation or other makeup to difficult-to-reach areas of the face, especially suitable for the edges of the nose or the cheeks.

6, Fine Flat Foundation Brush: Used to conceal small imperfections such as spots with concealer.

7, Fine Angled Brush: Used for the indented areas on the sides of the nose or cheeks.

8, Fine Angled Flat Brush: Apply concealer precisely to specific areas of the face, especially around the eyes or nose, where space is limited.

9, Fine Round Brush: Apply eye shadow powder or other related foundation.

10, Fine Conical Brush: Used to apply concealer to difficult-to-reach areas around the eyes, nose, chin, and mouth.

【Maintenance Tips】
★ Use a special makeup brush cleaner to clean, and then use a towel to absorb the moisture after washing.
Fix the brush hair into the ideal shape and let it dry flat in a shady place.
Do not use a hair dryer to dry it, do not pull or trim the bristles of the makeup brush, or let it dry in the sun, or it may damage the material;
If there is a little hair loss, it is normal and will not affect the function of the makeup brush.
★If used daily, it is recommended to maintain it once every three weeks.
How to Choose Makeup Brushes
★ It is best to choose natural hair bristles for makeup brushes, as natural hair bristles are soft, elastic, and feel comfortable when in contact with the skin, and they are easy to pick up powder, resulting in a natural and even application. Synthetic bristles may be smoother, but they are less effective at evenly distributing powder.
The brush hair should be soft, smooth, tight, full, and not easily detached, and the handle should also be convenient to use.
When selecting a brush, you can feel its elasticity by hand, or you can press the brush directly on the table. High-quality bristles will be distributed in a circular shape with no gaps.
Scrub the bristle brush back and forth on the back of the hand several times, and the one without bristle falling off is the top grade.
To identify the authenticity of the bristle, use a hair dryer to blow hot air onto the bristle. If it maintains its original shape, it is animal hair; if it curls, it is synthetic fiber.
How to Clean Makeup Brushes
★You can choose a special hairbrush cleaner for cleaning, gently rub it, and then rinse it with cold water.
Never clean against the hair.
After cleaning, use a tissue or makeup cotton pad to gently press the bristles to quickly drain the water. Remember not to twist the bristles, which could cause them to become loose or even shed.
After drying the brush thoroughly, you can hang it up with the bristles facing down to allow it to dry naturally. Do not use a hair dryer to heat dry it or expose it to direct sunlight, as this may damage the material.
How to Store Makeup Brushes
Most makeup brands will provide corresponding makeup bags, and you can also purchase them based on the number and size you have. Small makeup bags are usually suitable for storing short-handle brushes or travel brushes, which are more commonly used; the larger ones are suitable for storing professional makeup brushes.
★ Brushes that are not in use for the time being should be inserted with the bristles facing up into the makeup container. Long-handled brushes are convenient to use, but they are not convenient to carry. It might be a good idea to have a shorter, larger brush that fits the size of your makeup bag.