Becca The One Perfecting Brush

Becca The One Perfecting Brush – A true beauty multitasker, this patent-pending brush cuts makeup application time in half by replacing 10 other brushes and tools.

Becca The One Perfecting Brush – From start to finish, primer to powder, The One Perfecting Brush can be used with liquids, creams, powders and anything in between. The Non-porous, high-quality natural hair allows

The Non-porous, high-quality natural hair allows product to sit on top of bristles rather than absorbing, ensuring a seamless application with no wasted product. It can be used effectively as a foundation brush, powder brush, contour brush, bronzer brush, stipple brush, blush brush, fan brush, concealer brush, kabuki, or sponge.

The bristles are packed in a 3.5 inch horizontal design allowing you to effortlessly and evenly cover larger or smaller surface areas. The density of the brush creates a smooth, even, and airbrushed application every time, taking the guesswork out of brushwork. Flat edges fit the linear contours of your face, while curved corners allow for targeted, more precise application. Long, flexible bristles make a variety of application techniques possible including: targeted application, stippling, blending, contouring, and highlighting.

The bristles are free of dye, ensuring they will not lose shape or softness over time, and the unique shape of the handle and soft-touch finish provide complete control during application, allowing you to create your desired look.

The bristles are reinforced with shed-resistant technology. However, the brush may lose strands during use. As with the hair on your head, this is completely natural and will lessen with use and proper care.

How To Use

To prolong life of your brush 

Wash at least every two weeks if used daily.
Gently wash bristles in lukewarm water with a mild alcohol-free soap or baby shampoo.
Do not submerge brush in water.
Avoid tugging or squeezing bristles when cleaning.
Lay flat on a towel to dry.
To prevent bristle frizz, after cleaning use a small amount of hair conditioner on the ends of the bristles.
Thoroughly remove with water.