Raccoon Hair Wooden Handle Makeup Brush For Highlighting Powder

We’re going to start with our favorite use for a fan brush: applying a highlighter. Before you start swiping, you’ll of course need a good powder highlighter. is long-lasting and flattering on most skin tones, and super finely milled (so you'll look shimmery, not glittery).

Choosing the right makeup brush is also key for this look. For a full-face highlight, you'll want to use a larger fan brush. We love the Small Fan Brush—in addition to its pretty pearl-white handle, the bristles are super soft and luxe. For smaller areas where you'll want less product and a more precise application (like the bridge of your nose, Cupid’s bow, or the inner corners of your eyes), you can also try using a small fan brush, like the Kinlly Mini Fan.

Now it’s time to apply. Take your fan brush and hold it flat and flush against your highlighter, pushing down gently to coat the sides and tip of the bristles. Unlike with other makeup brushes, you actually want to use the side of the brush head here, not just the tip of the bristles. Tap the brush handle with your pointer finger a few times to get rid of any excess powder before you apply the product to your face.

Then, sweep the brush upwards along the tops of your cheekbones towards your temple, laying the shimmery pigment in a light swiping motion to create an almost airbrushed effect. Continue dusting the powder across your cheekbones until you reach your desired effect. Then, switch to your small fan brush (or stick with the same one you're using) and repeat the process on the tip and bridge of your nose, your Cupid's bow, and just above and below your brow bone. Remember, use the edge of the bristles for precise, even application.

Goat hair brush picks up powder better, very fine finish.

The craftsmanship and quality of the materials are very luxurious.

Perfect Size,Density,and Shape!