Da Vinci Eyeshadow brush

Handmade in Germany, the Da Vinci Classic eyeshadow brush is a precise tool for sophisticated make-up applications. At the heart of this brush are the carefully selected Russian red sable hairs, which are characterised by their special structure and elasticity. These natural hairs have needle-fine tips that support the precise absorption and controlled release of colour pigments. Thanks to the characteristic oval cat's tongue shape, the tool can be used to shade large areas of the mobile eyelid as well as to create finer accents in the crease or on the lash line. The hairs retain their shape and elasticity even with regular use. A high-gloss black lacquered wooden handle, labelled in white with the model number, ensures a pleasant feel and balance during use. The silver ferrule securely encloses the brush head and connects it firmly to the handle. This model is suitable for the use of classic powder eyeshadows as well as creamy textures, whereby the fine hair structure facilitates even blending of transitions. The traditional manufacturing process emphasises the value and durability of the product.

• Material: High-quality Russian red sable hair with needle-fine tips.
• Shape: Oval cat tongue shape for flat application and details.
• Handle: Black lacquered wooden handle with silver ferrule.
• Application: Suitable for powder and cream eyeshadows.
• Manufacture: Handmade in Germany.

The eyeshadow brush is the perfect choice for applying powder eyeshadow. Pick up the desired eyeshadow with the brush and apply it to the eyelid as desired. The different brushes help you to achieve perfect eye make-up. Flat brushes with a gently rounded front are suitable for applying the eyeshadow base and flat eyeshadow. An eyeshadow brush with slanted bristles, on the other hand, makes it easier for you to create colour gradients. You can also use this brush for brow powder. A brush with thin, pointed bristles makes it very easy to emphasise the eye contour. To do this, use dark eyeshadow and draw a thin line along the upper edge of the eyelid.