126V FOUNDATION BRUSH

Foundation brush - even coverage and natural finish

The 126V primer brush is a larger version of the shape known from the 125V - still a flat, stable head, but in a size that gives even more freedom and pace. It helps to thinly distribute the product and work it into the skin without streaks, leaving a fresh, light effect.

It works well for liquid, cream and mineral foundations. Densely arranged, soft bristles give control over the amount of the product and allows you to gradually build coverage - from very light to more covering.

What distinguishes the 126V primer brush

• Larger size - faster application and comfortable work on a larger area.
• Natural, even coverage without streaks and mask effect.
• Flat bristles for precise application control.
• Soft brush operation and high comfort for the skin.
• Universal use for liquid, cream and mineral foundations.

How to use a foundation brush

Apply a small amount of foundation to the palm of your hand. Then collect the product with a brush, spreading it first on the bristles to "spread" it evenly. This will avoid too much product in one place and uneven application.

Apply foundation to the face with gentle movements - patting or short strokes, starting from the center of the face and moving towards the outer parts. Work with thin layers, gradually building coverage and maintaining the natural effect.

Foundation brush – PRO TIP

If you like multitasking, 126V (like 125V) is also great for cream or liquid bronzer. The flat, stable head allows you to precisely distribute the product and gently rub it into the skin - without streaks and excess.

Care and disinfection

Wash the brush with a gentle soap or shampoo under running, warm water. Do not leave the brush soaked in water. Dry with your head down or flat - this will protect the brush from getting water into the ferrus.

Do not use aggressive disinfectants to disinfect brushes.

Makeup Brush Specification

• Bristles: synthetic, flat
• Head: hand-molded
• Shape: flat, densely compacted
• Finger: copper chrome
• Stem: wooden, eight times varnished