C04 Angled Buffer

C04 Angled Buffer

£12.99
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C04 Angled Buffer
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C04 Angled Buffer

C04 Angled Buffer

£12.99

Designed for cream products. Built to do three jobs without breaking a sweat.

 

The C04 Angled Buffer is the brush that earns its place every single time. Sweep on bronzer or blush and blend it out seamlessly. Use it for a body glow. Layer cream contour along the hollows of the cheeks and blend until it disappears into the skin. The angled shape follows the natural structure of the face, so placement is almost automatic.

 

The density gives you buildable coverage. Go light for a subtle warmth or layer up for a full sculpt. The soft, tapered edge means there are no harsh lines, ever.

 

Also works for pressing skincare or cream products into the skin for a more seamless base. One brush, more jobs than you've got products.
THE CONLAN DIFFERENCE

I designed the Angled Buffer for cream contour, a product so many people find difficult to blend without leaving harsh lines. Its density gives you the control needed to buff cream contour evenly into the skin and gradually build definition, rather than applying too much in one pass. It also works beautifully for body glow, giving the same soft, buildable finish across the collarbones or shoulders. This is the brush I reach for whenever cream product needs to look like it's part of the skin, not sitting on top of it.

BRUSH DETAILS
  • Premium PBT synthetic fibres, chosen for durable, precise cream product application
  • Glossy black birch wood handle with a subtle glitter finish
  • Naturally antibacterial birch wood
  • Seven-layer lacquer finish for a lasting, luxury feel
  • Lightweight aluminium ferrule for balance and control
  • Individually trimmed and shaped by skilled artisans
  • Hot-stamped CONLAN logo
PRO ARTIST TIP

Apply a small amount of cream contour to the back of your hand first, then work it evenly into the brush before touching your face. Build the product in thin layers and keep most of it toward the outer part of the face to avoid a heavy stripe.

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