MAC Cosmetics MAC Cosmetics 128S Synthetic Split Fibre Cheek Brush

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MAC Cosmetics 128S Synthetic Split Fibre Cheek Brush

Name: MAC Cosmetics 128S Synthetic Split Fibre Cheek Brush
Brand: MAC Cosmetics
SKU: 15507518
Price: 42.00 USD
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The MAC Cosmetics 128S Synthetic Split Fibre Cheek Brush feels like a backstage staple turned daylight essential. Short, dense fibres feel substantial in hand, and the split fibre design offers two textures in one tool. One side deposits a soft, diffused wash, while the other fuses powder onto skin for a polished, luminous cheek. The 100% synthetic bristles promise longevity and smooth pigment pickup with every sweep.

Wear it across the cheekbones with confidence: the dense side places pigment with control, the lighter side softens the edges for a natural fade as you blend toward the hairline. The compact size keeps the motion intimate and precise, making it easy to layer colour with Mineralize Blush or Studio Sculpt powders without caking. Gently sweep upward and back to sculpt a lift that reads as effortless rather than done.

MAC leans into fibre technology for performance that looks pro and lasts through long days. The split fibre approach feels modern and versatile, a nod to the season's interest in dual textures on one tool. In practice, this brush treads gracefully from day-to-night to enhance a fresh, luminous complexion with minimal effort.

Materials / Fabrication

Double-agent cheek brush with short and dense fibers
50/50 fibres for two unique results on skin
One side provides a soft, diffused look
The other fuses colour onto skin for a polished, luminous complexion
Ideal for Studio Sculpt powders (sold separately)
MAC professional brushes are hand-sculpted and assembled using the finest quality materials
100 percent synthetic brushes
Incorporates the latest innovations in fibre technology for superior performance and longevity

Recommended Care

Clean with a gentle brush cleanser or mild soapy water after use
Rinse thoroughly and reshape the bristles
Lay flat to dry with bristles facing downward or stand upright to dry; avoid drying with heat
Avoid soaking the ferrule or wood handles
Store in a clean, dry place away from direct sunlight

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About MAC Cosmetics

MAC Cosmetics is a global beauty brand and the makeup authority for pros and shoppers alike. Founded in 1984 in Toronto by Frank Toskan and Frank Angelo as Make-up Art Cosmetics, MAC is known for high-pigment color, inclusive shade ranges, and professional-grade performance across foundations, lipsticks, eyeshadows, brushes, and tools. Now part of Estee Lauder Companies, the brand continues to lead color storytelling with iconic collections, backstage collaborations, and Viva Glam initiatives that pair impactful makeup with meaningful causes. The lineup spans face, lip, eye, and tool categories, delivering versatile, long-wear products that appeal to trend-loving shoppers and professional artists seeking bold, reliable cosmetics for creative looks.