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Slate-blue small-brush collection with silver-tone ferrules

Slate-blue small-brush collection with silver-tone ferrules. Compare the reach and working area of each shape for lid placement, crease blending and smaller detail work.


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Paid sampling · Minimum order confirmed for the chosen specification

Your starting point
Head profile & construction
Make it yours
Discuss colour, proportions, logo and presentation.
Confirm in a sample
Materials, dimensions and relevant application checks.
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for your customer.

  • Lid, crease and small-area brush roles
  • Tip size and exposed fibre length
  • Individual brushes or a coordinated eye set
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Appearance to specification

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Slate-blue small-brush collection with silver-tone ferrules, construction reference
01 · Head profile & fibre

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

  • Which formula and application step should it suit?
  • What feel and control should the sample achieve?
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02 · Ferrule & connection

Discuss the base material, dimensions, surface finish and how the head connects to the handle. A silver or gold appearance describes a finish, not a verified metal.

  • Which finish should match your collection?
  • What checks should cover alignment and connection strength?
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03 · Handle & your identity

Develop the grip, weight, proportions and logo position as one design. Printing and engraving suitability must be checked against the chosen substrate and finish.

  • Which handle proportions suit your customer?
  • How should the logo appearance and wear be reviewed?
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Select a heading to explore its role, specification and review questions. Separate detail photographs are shown above when an associated view is available.

Before production

Agree the sample, then the checks.

Composition & dimensions

Confirm fibre or working-surface composition, component substrates, dimensions and tolerances against the selected sample.

Use & quality criteria

Agree relevant checks for application, loose fibres, shape retention, connections, finish and cleaning. Keep the method and acceptance criteria with the sample record.

Markets & documents

Identify the destination countries first. Where animal material is requested, establish species, origin and processing before reviewing the documents needed for that shipment.

Order & packaging

Confirm the MOQ for this specification and whether it is counted in individual pieces or complete sets. Sampling is paid; the fee and schedule are quoted for the project.

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Planning this brush for your brand

Which eye brushes belong in a starter collection?

A useful starting mix is a placement brush, a blending shape and a smaller detail brush. Choose sizes around your customer’s routine, then check how they apply and blend your chosen shadows.

Can I customise this design?

Yes. Share the features you want to keep and the changes you want to make, including head profile, handle colour, your logo and packaging. We will review the construction and arrange paid sampling for the agreed specification.

What information is needed for a quotation?

Send the product reference, intended formula, quantity and destination, together with your preferred changes. The minimum order, sample fee and delivery schedule are quoted for your selected specification.

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