M383 Pointed Detail Eye Brush

$6

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WHAT IT DOES: Defines eyes
BEST FOR: Defining corners and brow bones
USE WITH: Powders
TECHNIQUES: Stamping and smudging

Details

Seeking to level up your eye look? The small and mighty M383 Pointed Detail Eye Brush provides all the finishing touches. Use the precision point to pop on an inner corner highlight, build color intensity on your outer corners, accent brow bones, or smudge and smoke out liner.

Benefits

Vegan

Synthetic fibres

Discover Morphe Brushes

Silver ion-infused bristles that reduce harmful bacteria by 99.9%.*
Define with less grime.
Engineered to hold up to your daily routine.
Say bye to instant fraying, shedding, and streaking.
Designed with pro-perfected brush heads.
Any product. Every application. Visibly enhanced.

*The bristles’ antibacterial properties have been rigorously tested and validated by an independent globally accredited U.S.-based clinical laboratory.

How To Take Care of Your Morphe Brush

If you’re using your brush often, we recommend that you clean it routinely. Cleaning your brush helps extend its life and maintain its truest color payoff, while supporting healthy skin. Here’s how we do it:

How To Take Care of Your Morphe Brush

If you’re using your brush often, we recommend that you clean it routinely. Cleaning your brush helps extend its life and maintain its truest color payoff, while supporting healthy skin. Here’s how we do it:

Wet the bristles with warm water and a small amount of mild soap or brush cleanser.
Gently swirl the bristles on the palm of your hand.
Rinse the bristles and repeat until the water appears clear.
Gently squeeze out any excess moisture with your hand or a towel.
Reshape the bristles, then place the brush flat or upside down to air-dry.
When needed, clean the handle and ferrule by wiping them with a soft, dry cloth.
CAUTION: To avoid compromising the brush construction, do not use hot water, wet the brush ferrule, or submerge your brush in water or cleaner.

Wet the bristles with warm water and a small amount of mild soap or brush cleanser.
Gently swirl the bristles on the palm of your hand.
Rinse the bristles and repeat until the water appears clear.
Gently squeeze out any excess moisture with your hand or a towel.
Reshape the bristles, then place the brush flat or upside down to air-dry.
When needed, clean the handle and ferrule by wiping them with a soft, dry cloth.
CAUTION: To avoid compromising the brush construction, do not use hot water, wet the brush ferrule, or submerge your brush in water or cleaner.