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SPECTRUM The Travel Collection New York Travel Book 6-Piece Makeup Brush Set

Name: SPECTRUM The Travel Collection New York Travel Book 6-Piece Makeup Brush Set
Brand: SPECTRUM
SKU: A2857878
Price: 40.00 USD
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The Travel Collection New York Travel Book 6-Piece Makeup Brush Set captures the city's kinetic, street-smart energy. Six brushes inspired by iconic destinations arrive in a sleek, travel-ready kit. Wood handles with taklon bristles and aluminum ferrules give a clean, modern feel that travels as easily as it applies makeup from morning routine to night out.

Each brush has a clear role: the A03 oval foundation brush lays down a smooth base, the C07 complexion brush sculpts your features, the A05 angled cheek brush adds color with precision, the B06 tall tapered blender blends with ease, the A12 fluffy pencil builds soft crease and lash-line depth, and the A17 angled definer shapes brows or carves a wing. The shapes are sized for control, the bristles responsive yet forgiving, and the set stays light in hand and sturdy in a carry-on. Layer creams and powders, soften edges, and move from daylight polish to evening drama without swapping tools.

Spectrum leans into the travel narrative with this New York edition, pairing city-chic aesthetics with practical on-the-go beauty. Think editorial ease: a cohesive set that harmonizes with a bold lip or a bare skin look, adapting as you shuttle about the city.

Materials / Fabrication

Six piece makeup brush set
Inspired by New York
Includes C07 Multi Complexion Brush
Includes A05 Angled Cheek Brush
Includes A03 Oval Foundation Brush
Includes B06 Tall Tapered Blender Brush
Includes A12 Fluffy Pencil Brush
Includes A17 Angled Brow Brush
Materials: wood, taklon, aluminum
Imported

Recommended Care

Clean brushes after use with mild soap or brush cleanser and warm water
Avoid soaking the wooden handles; avoid aggressive scrubbing of metal ferrules
Rinse until water runs clear and gently squeeze out excess moisture
Reshape bristles and lay flat or with bristles facing downward to dry; do not soak in water
Dry in a ventilated area away from direct sunlight
Store upright in a brush holder or laid flat to maintain brush shape

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About SPECTRUM

Spectrum is a British beauty brand celebrated for vegan, cruelty-free makeup and a full line of professional quality brushes. The brand offers a complete range of cosmetics and tools, from bold eyeshadow palettes and blush to mascara, primer, and skincare-adjacent products, all designed to pair with its signature colorful brush sets. Founded by two sisters in the United Kingdom, Spectrum emphasizes ethical practices, high performance, and accessible price points, making it a go-to for color lovers and makeup professionals alike. Shoppers discover a versatile edit that supports everyday looks and experimental artistry, with durable brushes and chic, pigment-rich formulas that blend easily and wear well across occasions.