



BRUSH 38
designed by Alexandra Anele, refined based on feedback from her community.
a do-it-all precision cheek brush. this brush features an innovative single-press ferrule that allows for a shape that's fluffy and blend-able, yet unexpectedly precise.
handcrafted in Japan using a hybrid of natural and synthetic materials to work for both powders and creams.
this brush was sold out in record time during its initial release. we're excited to announce that it will now return as brush 38 in our permanent collection.
Product Details+−
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Usage+−
- blush placement and blending (68%)
- contour and bronzer application (34%)
- highlighter and undereye powder (22%)
Product FAQ+−
can i use this for both cream and powder products?
yes. roughly 60% of community members confirm that brush 38 handles both cream and powder formulas effectively. the denser base picks up cream products while the airy tips blend and diffuse them. many community members keep two, one dedicated to powders and one to creams, to avoid mixing textures in a single session.
is this brush good for precise blush placement?
this is one of the most common uses community members describe. the tapered, asymmetric shape lets you lay color exactly where you want it and then blend the edges with the wispy tips. about 68% of community members use brush 38 primarily for blush, and many say it helps control pigment pickup so heavily pigmented shades don't go on too strong.
will this work if i have a small face?
many community members with smaller facial features say brush 38 is a great fit. the compact head size offers more control than larger cheek brushes, and the tapered tip lets you place product in tighter areas. around 12% of community members actually wish the brush were bigger, which suggests the size is well suited for petite to average face shapes.
can i use this as my only face brush when traveling?
a notable number of community members use brush 38 as a travel multitasker, handling blush, bronzer, contour, highlighter, and setting powder in one brush. the shape adapts to different techniques depending on which side or angle you use. the longer handle does make it less compact for small bags, which some community members flag as a tradeoff.
how do i get a natural, diffused look with this brush?
community members recommend using light pressure and building color in thin layers. the airy tips naturally diffuse product so edges stay soft. for powder, tap off excess before applying in small circular motions. for cream, use the denser base to pick up product, then blend outward with the tapered end. about 85% of community members say the brush does much of the blending work for you.


