

BRUSH 04
an ultra soft cheek brush that's angled to enable extreme versatility. originally designed for contouring, the 04 has also been calibrated for precision application of blush, highlight and bronzer.
handmade in Kumano, Japan by master artisans using uncut natural hair.
bristle length: 30mm
Product Details+−
Reviews+−
Usage+−
- powder and cream blush application (68% of community members)
- bronzer and contour placement (52% of community members)
- highlighter and setting powder touch-ups (14% of community members)
Product FAQ+−
can i use brush 04 with cream blush or is it only for powders?
about 40% of community members use brush 04 with cream or liquid products and report smooth, streak-free results. it works well for stippling and blending cream blush or bronzer. some find it performs best with powders, so starting with a light hand on creams is a good approach.
is this brush too small for a larger face?
brush 04 is more compact than a typical cheek brush, which around 18% of community members mention. those with larger faces sometimes find it better suited for contour or bronzer placement rather than all-over blush. many pair it with a larger brush for broader diffusion.
will this work for contouring under the cheekbones?
yes, about 52% of community members use brush 04 for contour or bronzer. the angled shape fits naturally under the cheekbone and along the jawline. the compact size helps keep product concentrated for a sculpted, precise look.
how does brush 04 compare to brush 05?
community members who own both often describe brush 04 as smaller and more precise, while brush 05 is larger and more diffusing. many use brush 04 for targeted placement of blush or contour and brush 05 for a broader wash of color. the two pair well together.
does brush 04 pick up enough product from hard-pressed or baked blushes?
community members frequently praise brush 04 for picking up product from harder-pressed and baked formulas with ease. the moderate density of the bristles grabs pigment efficiently, so a light tap is usually enough. about 68% of community members use it for powder blush and report even, buildable coverage.


