



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+−
- precise 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 78% of community members confirm that Brush 38 handles both cream and powder formulas well. the dual-fiber bristle blend picks up cream products at the denser base and diffuses powders through the airy tapered tips. many community members keep two, one dedicated to creams and one to powders, to avoid mixing textures during a single application.
is this brush good for precise blush placement?
this is one of the most frequently praised qualities. about 68% of community members use Brush 38 specifically for blush, noting that the tapered shape and compact head let you deposit color exactly where you want it. community members who are heavy-handed with pigmented blushes find it especially helpful for controlling intensity and avoiding overdoing it.
will this work on a small face?
community members with smaller facial features consistently call Brush 38 a great fit. its compact head size and fingertip-like shape hug the cheek without overextending product beyond the intended area. around 15% of community members specifically mention having a small face and loving the precision it offers.
what else can i use this brush for besides blush?
community members report using Brush 38 for contour, bronzer, highlighter, undereye setting powder, and even foundation in light layers. about 34% use it regularly for contour and bronzer, while roughly 22% reach for it to apply highlighter or set undereye concealer. the tapered tip allows targeted placement, and the broader side covers larger areas.
how do i use the different sides of the brush?
the asymmetric shape gives you two distinct working surfaces. community members use the longer tapered tip for precise placement and detail work, like laying down a thin line of contour or a pop of highlighter. the flatter, denser side is used for broader sweeps of blush or bronzer and for blending out edges in gentle circular or patting motions.



