Signature Eyes 8-Piece
$48
Or 4 interest-free payments of
$12.00 USD
with
DEVELOPED, TESTED & PERFECTED BY ARIEL
Celebrity makeup artist, Ariel, used his years of experience creating signature looks for red carpets, magazine covers, and video shoots to perfect this 8-piece brush set. Ariel developed these elite, multitasking brushes so you can create Signature Eye looks, just as he would.
“Each brush is essential to my kit, which is why I named them after people, events, and memories that were essential in sculpting who I am today. I hope these brushes have as much of an impact on your life and artistry as they do on mine.”
-Ariel
Collection Includes
Collection Includes
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A25 Cream Shadow Blending Brush (synthetic)
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A20 Crease Blending Brush (natural)
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A11 Fluffy Blend Brush (natural)
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A18 Smudging Brush (natural)
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A29 Packer Brush (natural)
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A16 Defining Brush (synthetic) “The Ariel Signature Look made its debut in 2016, and it was at the biggest fashion and beauty event of the year. When I tell you that 2016 was a defining year for me—it’s not an understatement!”
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A7 Pencil Defining Brush (natural)
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A19 Dual-Ended Concealer Brush (synthetic) “At age 19, I felt like I was living a double life. There was an internal duality: I moved to LA and was just starting to accept and love myself and my identity, but when I visited my hometown, I felt like I was concealing who I truly was.”
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A25 Cream Shadow Blending Brush (synthetic)
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A20 Crease Blending Brush (natural)
-
A11 Fluffy Blend Brush (natural)
-
A18 Smudging Brush (natural)
-
A29 Packer Brush (natural)
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A16 Defining Brush (synthetic) “The Ariel Signature Look made its debut in 2016, and it was at the biggest fashion and beauty event of the year. When I tell you that 2016 was a defining year for me—it’s not an understatement!”
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A7 Pencil Defining Brush (natural)
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A19 Dual-Ended Concealer Brush (synthetic) “At age 19, I felt like I was living a double life. There was an internal duality: I moved to LA and was just starting to accept and love myself and my identity, but when I visited my hometown, I felt like I was concealing who I truly was.”