Jade & gold-tone
Deep green handles and warm metallic accents, with a coordinated face and eye mix.
Private-label makeup brush sets
Distinctive brush sets.For your brand.
A coordinated look, from the first brush to the finishing detail. Start with a set you love, then develop your brush mix, finish and packaging.
Find your signature
Rich colour.
A coordinated finish.
Choose a visual direction for your brand. The brush roles, materials and dimensions are confirmed through sampling.
Burgundy & black
A rich, darker palette across a complete brush-set reference.
All black
A tonal direction with a clean, unified silhouette.
Silver-tone
Bright metallic handles with a coordinated brush mix.
Soft ivory
A warm, understated palette for a cohesive set.
Factory catalogue imagery with digital PRETTY branding. References show a visual direction; confirm the brush mix, materials, dimensions and packaging through physical sampling.
Browse all brush sets →Brushes & a matching case
A complete look.
Ready for your brief.
Consider the brushes and their packaging together, from the colour story to how the full set fits.
Cream, with a soft case
A compact cream-toned reference with coordinating storage.
Blush, with a zipped case
A soft pink direction with a matching brush-and-case presentation.
Advanced brush customisationExplore individual shapes, materials and 3D finishes when you need more detail.
Three ways to work with PRETTY
Where would you like to start?
01
Develop a private-label brush set
Bring face and eye brushes into one set, with a shared finish and a clear role for each brush.
Discuss your brush set →02Choose components for your set
Compare brushes we have made, then define your logo, colour and packaging for a sample.
Explore brush components →03Start with your design
Bring a photograph, drawing or physical sample. Identify what to keep, what to change and what your sample should demonstrate.
Share your reference →Not sure which brush to choose? Describe the formula, intended use and finish you want. PRETTY can help you compare sample options; no technical specification is needed to start. Help me choose a brush →
Brushes for your next product range
Find the brushes
for your brand.
Start with a coordinated brush set or compact travel format. Explore face, eye and specialist brushes as components, then develop the details for your customer.
Explore all produced designs →Hover for a detail view and its purpose. Click to keep the view, or follow the product link for specifications.
Ten cream-and-mint brushes combine larger face shapes with smaller eye and detail tools in one coordinated palette.
One palette, several brush roles. Compare the fuller face heads and narrow eye shapes; specify the role of each brush before choosing the final set contents.
AI detail visual · Compare the source and confirm specifications in sampling.
Explore the cream and mint setBrush Sets
55 reference views →Five pale-pink brushes pair with a proposed ivory zip case, bringing face, eye and brow tools into a coordinated travel set.
Two brow functions, one coordinated case. The angled brow end and spoolie share a pale-pink grip. Match the case finish to the brush palette and confirm its closure, lining and clearance against the actual brush lengths.
AI packaging development visual · Case construction and fit require sampling.
Plan the pink travel setTravel & Compact Sets
19 reference views →A broad flat working edge and sculpted silver-tone grip provide a starting point for a foundation application brush.
Width and flexibility shape the stroke. Review the flat contact edge, exposed fibre length and grip orientation with your intended foundation formula.
AI detail visual · Compare the source and confirm specifications in sampling.
Review the silver foundation brushFoundation & Concealer
29 reference views →AI detail visual · Compare the source and confirm specifications in sampling.
Compare the navy eye-brush setEye & Blending
12 reference views →Looking for more options? Explore the complete original catalogues, including additional views, brush combinations and components.
Open the original catalogues →The customisation studio
Every detail.
A choice for your brand.
Explore the parts that make a brush your own. Start with one detail, or develop the full brush range together.
Begin with the way it will be used.
A sweeping face brush, a small eye brush, or a more sculpted profile. Tell us what the brush should do and the shape you have in mind.
- Application and formula
- Head profile and proportions
- Preferred feel and density
Choose the materials for each component.
Specify the bristles, ferrule and handle together. Review the proposed materials, connections and handling on a physical sample before approving the design.
- Bristle and handle preferences
- Ferrule and connection details
- Material and assembly checks on the sample
Choose the colour and surface finish.
Share a colour reference and the finish you want, such as matte or gloss. Review the proposed finish on a sample, including how it looks across different brush sizes.
- Colour reference
- Surface appearance
- Consistency across the set
Plan where your logo will appear.
Share your logo artwork, preferred position and the scale you have in mind. The marking method depends on the component material and available space; confirm its size, position and appearance on the sample.
- Logo artwork
- Placement and scale
- A sample of the chosen treatment
Give every brush a clear role.
Combine the face and eye brush shapes your customers need. Bring an existing line-up, or start by discussing the role of each brush.
- Single brush or brush set
- The role of each brush
- A shared visual direction
Plan the packaging around the brushes.
Choose a case, pouch or box to suit the brush sizes and how the set will be used. Review the layout, head protection, materials and artwork together.
- Storage or presentation
- Dimensions and arrangement
- Brand artwork and finishing
The brush atelier
Different forms.
Every detail, yours.
Choose a silhouette. Explore it part by part.
Imagine what it could become for your brand.
Hover over a brush to discover its details.Tap a brush to reveal its details and explore below.
Whole brushDesign concept
Silver / a soft, rounded silhouette
The rounded powder
A rounded, generous profile. Develop the width and outline around the application your brand has in mind.
Your brush, composed.9,600 visual combinations
This preference is included in your enquiry. It does not change the 3D appearance; fibre and feel are confirmed through sampling.
Colour and shape previews. Fibre type, density, component fit and production feasibility are confirmed through sampling.
AI concept imagery · Select a part to look closer. Final specifications are developed through sampling.
Compare the four brush applications
Rounded powder brush concept →
Develop a broad rounded face brush for loose or pressed powder. The outline is a starting point; pickup, diffusion and coverage depend on the fibre, density and formula selected in sampling.
Angled blush brush concept →
Use the sloped head as a starting point for blush or cheek-colour placement. Develop its width and angle around the area to be covered, then evaluate how it softens the edge of the intended formula.
Flat foundation brush concept →
A broad flat head and fuller grip provide a foundation-brush development direction. Start with the formula and desired finish, then assess working-edge flexibility, coverage and handling on a physical sample.
Fine eye-detail brush concept →
Develop a small softly tapered head for controlled eyeshadow placement and blending in smaller areas. Agree the head width, exposed length and reach before choosing its final fibre and flexibility.
From produced brush designs
See the product.
Understand the choices.
This palm-brush study connects the recessed grip, broad head and recorded dimensions to a foundation development brief.
The grip and contact area work together. Use the 65 mm width and 17 mm bristle-length reference to discuss handling, facial reach and cleaning with your formula.
Product reference with PRETTY branding visualization.
Read the palm-brush development studyPalm brush
A compact brush, shaped for the hand.
A larger rounded tip and a smaller tip put concealer and lip-detail application into one lilac tool.
A shared grip connects the two ends. The close view shows the central body and wordmark placement. Review grip feel and logo scale alongside the two tip specifications.
Product reference with PRETTY branding visualization.
Read the two-tip applicator studyDual-ended applicator
Two working ends, one tool.
Eight face and detail brushes share red-and-black patterned handles and gold-tone ferrules for a coordinated brush range.
Pattern scale changes with handle size. Check how the decorative finish reads on broad face handles and slim eye handles, alongside logo placement and alignment.
Factory product reference · PRETTY branding visualization.
Read the patterned brush range studyPatterned brush range
A finish that brings the brush range together.
The work behind your custom brushes
See how your brush
takes shape.
Head shaping, ferrule work and assembly each bring a different part of the specification into view. Explore actual workbench photographs, then define the checks that matter for your sample.
Follow the 28 production steps View our actual workshop photographs →
From brief to production
A clear path.
A sample you can review.
- 01
Tell us what you need
Send your reference, brush mix, intended use and quantity.
- 02
Confirm the sample details
Confirm the specifications, sample category, any applicable fee and delivery schedule.
- 03
Evaluate your sample
Check shape, feel, assembly and finish against your brief.
- 04
Confirm production
Approve the sample, packaging and order acceptance criteria.
Before we begin
Your questions.
Practical answers.
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Sampling & ordering
Can I start without a technical drawing?
Yes. Choose an existing design or describe the application you want to develop. A reference image or sample helps identify which details to retain or change.
Start from your reference →Can you develop a brush for my liquid or cream formula?
Share the formula texture, application area and desired finish. Compare head shape, exposed length, density and flexibility through physical samples using your intended formula.
Compare application choices →What is the minimum order for a custom brush?
The applicable minimum depends on the selected design and custom details. Send the quantity for each model and colour; specify pieces for individual brushes or sets for coordinated brush sets. We review these details together so the quotation reflects the actual order.
Review sampling and order quantities →Are development samples free?
Standard samples may be provided free of charge; premium samples require payment. Submit your style or requirements first so PRETTY can confirm the category and sampling arrangements. The sample category, any applicable fee and schedule are confirmed after reviewing the brush specification, artwork, packaging scope and any new development needed.
Understand sampling →How long will sampling and production take?
The schedule is quoted for your specification and quantity. Agree sample review, artwork approval, production and shipping milestones separately, and share any required arrival date before confirming the order.
Include your timing requirements →What should I send for a useful quotation?
Include model references or drawings, intended use, quantity per model and colour, custom details, packaging and delivery market. If a detail is undecided, identify the options you want to compare.
Prepare a project brief →Let’s create your next brush set.
Send an idea, a drawing or your selected brush references. Tell us what you want to customise, and we will review the options, quotation and sample requirements with you.
Start your brush-set project