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Experience unparalleled blending precision with the Wayne Goss First Edition E2 Small Crease Brush, handcrafted in Kumano, Japan, a region renowned for its brush-making expertise. This meticulously crafted brush offers exceptional control and seamless blending, perfect for both beginners and experienced makeup enthusiasts. - Handcrafted in Kumano, Japan: Benefitting from a time-honoured brush-making legacy.
- Saikoho Goat Hair Bristles: Uncut for unparalleled softness and luxurious application.
- Soft Rounded Taper Head Shape: Allows for precise definition and effortless blending.
- Durable Hornbeam Handle: Providing a comfortable and sturdy grip.
- Versatile Use: Ideal for eyes, face, concealer, powder, and more.
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Description
xAs with brush E3 this does it all but with a smaller application and slightly rounded tip, which allows you to define and blend all at the same time. Those with smaller hooded eyes will appreciate the size. Allowing for complete control.
Features:
- Each brush is handcrafted by more than 20 artisans from start to finish in Kumano, a region known for its time-honoured brush-making legacy
- Natural hair bristles are left uncut for unparalleled softness
- Bristles are carefully bundled into a matte black brass ferrule to prevent them from coming loose. This construction ensures smooth makeup application
- Our handle is carved from hornbeam (or “shide” in Japanese), a hardwood known for its durability and sturdiness
- Hair type: natural Saikoho goat hair
- Ideal uses: eye, blending, eyeshadow, face, concealer, powder, buffing, setting
- Head shape: soft rounded taper
- Colour: white brush head, matte black ferrule, gloss black handle
Specifications:
Our First Edition brushes use natural hair, this can result in a slight difference in colour between batches. Where possible, we aim to dispatch brushes from the same batch.
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