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Black-to-burgundy handles and dark ferrules bring a coordinated finish to rounded, angled, fan and smaller detail brushes. Use the collection to develop a face and eye range under your own brand, selecting the brush mix around your customer’s routine.

Build the set around a routine. Choose the role, working surface and fibre specification of each brush before agreeing the final piece count.

Develop a white-handle rounded face brush for a focused powder routine.

Specify the head shape, exposed length, density and flexibility together. Colour and appearance cannot identify a fibre or an animal species; composition needs confirmation.

Use the tapered pale face head for more focused cheek placement.

Specify the head shape, exposed length, density and flexibility together. Colour and appearance cannot identify a fibre or an animal species; composition needs confirmation.

A slim dark handle, silver-tone ferrule and pale fan head are shown with a clear protective cover. This combination gives you a starting point for a highlight brush whose wide edge can be protected between uses.

Specify the head shape, exposed length, density and flexibility together. Colour and appearance cannot identify a fibre or an animal species; composition needs confirmation.

Compare flat heads of different widths on sculpted black handles for base-makeup development.

Specify the head shape, exposed length, density and flexibility together. Colour and appearance cannot identify a fibre or an animal species; composition needs confirmation.

Build an eye-focused kit with matching brown handles and a snap pouch.

Specify the head shape, exposed length, density and flexibility together. Colour and appearance cannot identify a fibre or an animal species; composition needs confirmation.

Develop a small coloured oval tip on a white handle for precise placement.

Specify the head shape, exposed length, density and flexibility together. Colour and appearance cannot identify a fibre or an animal species; composition needs confirmation.

Use the compact magenta set as a starting point for a short-handle travel routine.

Specify the head shape, exposed length, density and flexibility together. Colour and appearance cannot identify a fibre or an animal species; composition needs confirmation.

Explore a broad face brush on a tapered short white grip.

Review the wide working area, edge shape and exposed fibre length together. Discuss the intended formula and coverage, then compare control and finish on a sample.

A slim black tool pairs a straight sloping edge with a small rounded head. Consider it when your collection needs separate edge-placement and blending steps; it is not a brush-and-spoolie combination.

Compare the angled edge for placement and the rounded end for blending with your intended formulas. Confirm both head widths and exposed lengths independently.

Use this faceted lavender accessory as a packaging or colour reference only.

Begin with the visible shape and the task it should perform. This reference alone cannot establish whether a surface is fibre, foam, silicone or another material.

Develop a navy zip pouch with a wrist strap around your chosen brush lengths.

Plan the internal space around the length, head width and number of brushes. Review how the closed pouch or case protects the brush heads without compressing them.

Select a smaller retail assortment from this extended gray-and-silver range.

Build the set around a routine. Choose the role, working surface and fibre specification of each brush before agreeing the final piece count.

Build a dark professional-looking range with clearly separated face and detail tools.

Build the set around a routine. Choose the role, working surface and fibre specification of each brush before agreeing the final piece count.

Create a coordinated range of face and precision brushes with ivory handles and gold-tone ferrules.

Build the set around a routine. Choose the role, working surface and fibre specification of each brush before agreeing the final piece count.

Use these rounded peach handles as the starting point for a coordinated brush collection.

Build the set around a routine. Choose the role, working surface and fibre specification of each brush before agreeing the final piece count.

Pair pale-aqua handles with contrasting warm ferrules for a coordinated colour launch.

Build the set around a routine. Choose the role, working surface and fibre specification of each brush before agreeing the final piece count.

Edit this burgundy-and-gold assortment into a full routine or smaller starter set.

Build the set around a routine. Choose the role, working surface and fibre specification of each brush before agreeing the final piece count.

Explore a navy-and-gold family with broad face shapes and finer eye tools.

Build the set around a routine. Choose the role, working surface and fibre specification of each brush before agreeing the final piece count.

Use the pale heads and pink grips to build a light face-and-eye collection.

Build the set around a routine. Choose the role, working surface and fibre specification of each brush before agreeing the final piece count.

Cream and mint finishes coordinate ten brushes in this presentation, bringing face and detail shapes into one light colour palette. Choose the application roles and final set contents first, then carry the two-tone direction into your logo and packaging.

Build the set around a routine. Choose the role, working surface and fibre specification of each brush before agreeing the final piece count.

Develop a tonal black collection where head shape helps distinguish brush roles.

Build the set around a routine. Choose the role, working surface and fibre specification of each brush before agreeing the final piece count.

Pair brown handles with bright ferrules for a face-and-eye range with visible head-size differences.

Build the set around a routine. Choose the role, working surface and fibre specification of each brush before agreeing the final piece count.

Use the two illustrated handles as a starting point for your own artwork-led pair.

Build the set around a routine. Choose the role, working surface and fibre specification of each brush before agreeing the final piece count.