1. Face & Complexion Brushes (#1 – #8)
#3 Deluxe Foundation: Apply liquid or cream foundation to the center of your face and blend outward in circular or buffing motions for an even, streak-free base.

#9 Large Concealer & #10 Mini Concealer: Tap liquid or cream concealer under the eyes, around the nose, or over blemishes using #9. Use the smaller #10 for precise spot-concealing or clean up the edges of your lipstick and eyebrows.

#1 Deluxe Face & #2 Large Taper Powder: Dip into setting powder or translucent powder and gently sweep across the T-zone or entire face to set liquid products.

#7 Tapered Powder: Perfect for precise powder application, such as setting the under-eye area or applying powder under the cheekbones.

#5 Deluxe Contour & #8 Deluxe Cream Contour: Use #8 with cream contour/bronzer along the hollows of your cheekbones, jawline, and hairline, then blend out. Use #5 with powder contour or bronzer to sculpt and warm up the face.

#4 Blush Brush: Dip into powder or cream blush and lightly tap onto the apples of your cheeks, sweeping upward toward your temples.

#6 Deluxe Highlight Brush: Lightly dust powder or liquid highlighter over the high points of your face—cheekbones, brow bones, the tip of the nose, and Cupid's bow.

2. Eye Shadow & Crease Brushes (#11 – #23)
#15 Large Shadow & #16 Small Shadow: Press or pack eyeshadow directly onto the lid for maximum color payoff. Use #15 for all-over lid color and #16 for smaller lid areas or inner corners.

#11 Pointed Deluxe Blender, #12 Domed Blending, #17 Large Blending & #18 Puffy Blending: Use these fluffy brushes in gentle sweeping ("windshield wiper") motions across the crease to diffuse transition shades and blend harsh lines.

#13 Pointed Detail Blender, #14 Pointed Small Blender, #19 Crease Blending, #20 Mini Blending & #21 Flat Mini Blending: Use these smaller, more tapered blending brushes to place darker shades precisely into the outer-V or crease, adding depth without muddying the rest of the look.

#22 Pencil Blending: Ideal for smudging eyeshadow along the lower lash line, highlighting the inner corners, or smoking out gel/pencil eyeliner.

#23 Flat Brush: Best for carving out a cut-crease with concealer, applying liquid/glitter shadows, or placing clean lines on the lid.

3. Brows & Detail (#24)
#24 Angled Duo Brush:

Angled Side: Fill in sparse brow areas using powder, pomade, or gel using short, hair-like strokes. Can also be used to apply gel or powder eyeliner along the upper lash line.

Spoolie Side: Brush through brow hairs before and after applying product to groom them and soften harsh lines.

Care & Maintenance
Routine Cleaning: Wash the bristles once a week using warm water and a gentle brush cleanser or baby shampoo.

Drying: Reshape the synthetic bristles and lay the brushes flat on a towel (or hang them upside down) to prevent water from penetrating the wooden handles or dissolving the glue in the aluminum ferrules.