Charlotte Tilbury Charlotte Tilbury Powder & Sculpt Brush-Multi

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Charlotte Tilbury Powder & Sculpt Brush-Multi

Name: Charlotte Tilbury Powder & Sculpt Brush-Multi
Brand: Charlotte Tilbury
SKU: 11593254
Price: 49.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Charlotte Tilbury

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The Powder & Sculpt Brush-Multi from Charlotte Tilbury feels like a backstage secret you can wield at dawn. The tapered tip and fine synthetic bristles give you quiet control, delivering powder with breathy ease across the face. It's all in the application, inviting you to shade the hollows of your cheeks or temples and highlight your cheekbones, nose, and Cupid's bow with a soft, sculpted sweep.

In hand, the brush sits balanced and precise. The tapered end nudges along contours for cheek hollows or temples, while broader strokes skim the high planes of the cheekbones, bridge of the nose, and Cupid’s bow with easy, controlled deposits. The synthetic fibers pick up powder lightly and release it evenly, letting you layer shade and glow without heaviness. It pairs with powder-based products across day and night looks, and the hygiene note means non-returnable for reasons of hygiene.

Charlotte Tilbury brushes embody the brand's editorial glow, a go-to for sculpted, luminous skin. This multi-use tool slots neatly into a modern beauty routine, delivering a precise touch that textures the face with radiance.

Materials / Fabrication

Powder and sculpt brush
Tapered end
Designed to shade the hollows of cheeks or temples and highlight cheekbones, nose and Cupid's bow
Synthetic fibers

Recommended Care

Clean brushes after use with a mild soap or brush cleanser to maintain fiber performance
Rinse thoroughly and gently squeeze out excess water
Reshape bristles and lay flat to dry with the brush head slightly downward to protect the handle and prevent water from seeping into the ferrule
Avoid heat and direct sunlight while drying
Store upright or in a protective case to keep bristles clean

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About Charlotte Tilbury

With an illustrious career spanning over 28 remarkable years, Charlotte Tilbury has firmly established herself as an extraordinary luminary and trailblazer within the realm of beauty. Her unparalleled prowess has redefined the very essence of the global beauty landscape, as she brilliantly deciphers her boundless expertise into revolutionary makeup techniques and implements that are effortlessly accessible, impeccably curated, and delightfully obtainable for individuals of all ages.