MAC Cosmetics 239S Synthetic Eye Shader Makeup Brush

Name: MAC Cosmetics 239S Synthetic Eye Shader Makeup Brush
Brand: MAC Cosmetics
SKU: 15507587
Price: 32.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

The 239S Synthetic Eye Shader by MAC is a pro-grade essential that feels precise yet forgiving. Its soft, dense fibers end in a rounded edge, delivering smooth pigment pickup and seamless blending across the lid. The wood handle with a nickel-plated brass ferrule reads as classic studio gear, while the nonporous synthetic bristles stay easy to wipe clean between uses.

Shade, build, or blend any eye shadow with it. Sweep for a wash, stamp for payoff, or stipple to layer, and the rounded shape stays steady as you work. It carries pigment well without caking and shines with both matte and shimmer shadows, taking you from day look to smoky evening with ease. Care is straightforward: wipe daily, deep-clean weekly, and dry the head downward to protect the ferrule and bristles.

MAC professional brushes are hand-sculpted and assembled with top materials, a hallmark of the brand’s artistry toolkit. This 239S embodies that blend of precision and polish, turning studio technique into everyday ritual and making eye looks feel effortless whether you’re layering pigments or smudging liner for a smoky finish.

Materials / Fabrication

Soft and dense eye shader brush
Rounded edge with smooth, firm, fine fibers
Wood handle with nickel-plated brass ferrule
Engineered with high-grade synthetic fibers that are resistant to breakage
Nonporous fibers that are easy to clean
Hand-sculpted and assembled MAC professional brush

Recommended Care

Clean brushes daily using a soft cloth or a towel dampened with MAC Brush Cleanser (sold separately). Gently wipe brush head over the cloth until all makeup has been removed.
For weekly care, wash brushes using MAC Brush Cleanser (sold separately) and warm water. Wet the head, making sure the brush head is pointed downward to prevent water from seeping into the barrel, as you gently massage the fibers with your fingers, working toward the tip. Rinse well.
Carefully squeeze excess water from the brush head, wipe on a soft towel and gently arrange fibers back into their original shape. Lay flat on a fresh towel and allow brush to dry naturally. Do not stand up or use until completely dry.

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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.