Morphe X Ariel A22 Blush Brush
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Product details
Celebrity makeup artist Ariel is known for his signature look: Stunning eyes, seamless blends, perfect lines, and face-defining highlights and contours. Using his expertise, he meticulously developed, tested, and perfected this Morphe X Ariel A22 Signature Blush Brush featuring a fluffy, tapered tip.
This is my all-time favorite brush. The fluffy brush head and tapered tip allowed me to make slight shifts in my blush technique that is now the epitome of my signature look.
Love,
Ariel
How to use
To begin blush application, place the brush on its side. As you sweep up the cheekbones toward the temples, pull the brush. The elongated, fluffy bristles will perfectly disperse and diffuse the product to create a naturally flushed finish.
HOW TO APPLY
Use the side of the brush to initially apply blush. As you sweep up your cheekbones toward your temples, pull the brush, allowing the tip of the bristles to disperse product for a naturally flushed finish.
Important info
HOW TO CLEAN YOUR MORPHE X ARIEL MAKEUP BRUSHES
With regular use, it is recommended that you clean your makeup brushes weekly.
Wet the bristles with warm water and a gentle cleanser.
Swirl the bristles on the palm of your hand.
Rinse and repeat until the water appears clear.
Gently squeeze out any excess moisture.
Reshape the bristles, then place the brush flat or upside-down to air-dry.
CAUTION: Avoid using hot water and wetting the handles and ferrules.
