Composition & dimensions
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Slim black brush with two small brush heads
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Slim black brush with two small brush heads
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.
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Product reference: CAT-P047-R3C2
Sampling · Minimum order confirmed for the chosen specification
- Your starting point
- Two working ends & shared grip
- Make it yours
- Specify your preferred colour, dimensions, logo placement and packaging.
- Check your sample
- Materials, dimensions and relevant application checks.
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Your version of Slim black brush with two small brush heads
Customisation options
for your collection.
- Angled edge + rounded brush
- Check finger clearance around the narrow central grip when switching between the sloped and rounded heads.
- Review protection for two fibre heads: a spoolie-style opening may not fit the rounded end.
Compare controlled edge placement with softer blending and mark the two roles in the brief.
Check where the hand rests on the tapered grip and keep the logo readable within the available marking area.
From design to specification
Explore the details that matter.
01 · Angled edge + rounded brush
Compare the angled edge for placement and the rounded end for blending with your intended formulas. Confirm both head widths and exposed lengths independently.
- What task and formula should each end support?
- Which head dimensions do you want to retain or change?
02 · Grip, balance & logo
Check finger clearance around the narrow central grip when switching between the sloped and rounded heads.
- Where will the customer hold each end?
- Which logo orientation should the sample show?
03 · Protection & order scope
Review protection for two fibre heads: a spoolie-style opening may not fit the rounded end.
- Is packaging quoted with the brush or separately?
- Which physical sample will be used to approve the fit?
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Before production
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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
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Order & packaging
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Developing this design for your brand
What should I check before approving this design?
Compare the angled edge for placement and the rounded end for blending with your intended formulas. Confirm both head widths and exposed lengths independently.
Can I customise this design?
Share the features you want to keep or change, such as the brush-head shape, handle finish, logo and packaging. We will review what is feasible for this design and quote sampling for the agreed specification.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Include this reference, intended use and formula, quantity per design and colour, requested changes, packaging and delivery country. Share your target arrival date so sampling, production and shipping can be planned separately.