M115 Angled Eyeliner Powder Brush

Our M Series brushes may be indicative of a trend. Upgraded from the Super Master Series, they all adopt our proud double helix physical locking technology, which is a technology that leads the global makeup brush industry. A blend of gray squirrel and goat bristles for perfect application of powdery products.We have a strict pursuit of perfect eye makeup, so we have innovated a variety of eye brushes. If you are willing to help us test new brush types and develop new products, please feel free to contact us.

• Weasel hair With fine, tapered ends, rich natural hair scales for superior product pickup and laydown
• Durable and corrosion-resistant thickened chrome plated brass
• FSC-certified wooden stiletto handle
• Multifunctional pointed tip
• Smooth semi-matte pearlescent design with hot-stamped silver debossed AINOCHI logo
• The innovative double helix physical locking process ensures that the brush head does not fall off during use, which greatly ensures the practicality of the makeup brush. At the same time, it protects the metal surface coating and makes it more beautiful.
• 100% animal cruelty-free, strictly collected from animal by-products.

Use with: Powders

- Prepare Your Eyelids: Begin with clean and primed eyelids. Apply eyeshadow if desired and ensure the eyelid is dry and free of excess moisture.

- Load the Brush: Dip the angled eyeliner powder brush into your preferred eyeliner or eyeshadow product. Ensure that the brush is coated evenly but not overloaded.

- Apply Eyeliner: Use the brush to apply eyeliner along the upper lash line. The angled shape allows for precise control and can create a variety of liner styles, from a subtle line to a dramatic wing.

- Extend and Perfect: To create a winged liner, use the angled edge to extend the liner from the outer corner of your eye, angling it upward. Ensure both eyes match in shape and angle.

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How to clean your pro natural series:

- Bristles can trap oil, excess product, debris, and bacteria, ultimately leading to unnecessary breakouts and skin irritation. Cleaning your brush will extend the life of the bristles and help apply and blend makeup better.

- For simple daily cleaning, you can wipe it gently with a dry cleaning sponge (included when ordering), and most of the attached powder will fall off with the vibration.

- For deep cleaning at least once a month, use baby soapy water or professional detergent (complimentary).  Use a brush or your hands to gently squeeze and rub in a clockwise direction. Then blot dry with a clean towel or soft paper towel, cover the brush with a mesh (usually used for larger makeup brushes), turn it upside down (bristle side down) and let it air dry in a cool place.

- After your hair dries naturally, some fluffy bristles may appear. This is a normal phenomenon and can be restored to its original state after simple adjustments.