Powder Sheer Brush

PRO BRUSH #66

$42.00

Rated 5.0 out of 5

Based on 43 reviews

#66 - Powder Sheer Brush - scottbarnescosmetics

The #66 makeup brush is a highly useful powder applicator with a looser packing for those with more sensitive skin or for those who prefer a light touch while still maintaining full application. The thickness and squirrel hair-like texture is a fast way to fine tune or get through a lot of real estate quickly. The #66 powder sheer brush is unique because it leads with smaller bristles followed by the sweeping of the larger bristles behind it giving you the smoothest, non-streaking powder setting possible.

USES:

With the #66 you can use it for highlighting, contouring, bronzing, toasting edges, and buffing. It’s truly a multi purpose tool used to create that rich and full look. The delicacy of the fibers and the softness make this the ultimate tool for laying down the sexiest and most refined powder areas possible. The Scott Barnes #66 Powder Sheer is an addicting treat to the skin.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Cruelty-Free, 100% Synthetic Fibers
All wood handle
Aluminum ferrule
‘Scott Barnes’ hot stamp
Large blunt fan with rounded edge
No Shedding
Does not change shape
Clean with make-up brush cleanser
Imported
Length: 8.5 in. (21.59 cm)
Width: .8 in. (2 cm)
Weight: Approx. 2 ounces

HOW TO CLEAN MAKE UP BRUSH:

Wet the brush fibers with lukewarm water.
Place a drop of makeup brush cleanser or soap into the palm of your hand or cleansing pad/mat.
Gently massage the tips of the fibers in your palm or cleansing pad/mat.
Rinse the fibers.
Squeeze out excess moisture with a clean towel.
Reshape the brush head to its original shape.
Allow to air dry flat or pointed downwards so no water residue slips back into the ferrule.

Excellent brush

I have a few of the Pro brushes. This has quickly become one of my favorites. I usually use it for highlighter but plan on using as a finishing brush one of these days. The bristles are so soft. It does a wonder job with the highlighter - I can get a sheer coverage or easily build up for a *bam* more intense highlight.

You need this, easy contouring

I always struggled to place contour at the right position due mainly to the lack of prominent cheeck bone structure. I watched Scott Barnes TV, one of the period (1920's, 1930's etc.) make-up series with Ms. Laken and in one of the episode, Scott explained how to use this brush and how it hugs the cheeck bone so you can contour in the right position. He is absolutely right. Its curve perfectly fits the cheeck bone stucture and its softness allows to place contouring just by moving the brush at the cheeck bone area. I have thought about getting this ever since he introduced his brush set more than a year ago. I definitely waited too long!