

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+−
- blush application and blending (68% of community members)
- bronzer and contour placement (47% of community members)
- highlighter application (9% of community members)
Product FAQ+−
can i use brush 04 with cream blush or is it only for powders?
about 40% of community members report using brush 04 with cream or liquid products and getting smooth, blended results. it works well for stippling and buffing cream blush or bronzer into the skin. some community members find it performs best with powders, so if cream is your primary format, a light hand and patting motions tend to give the best outcome.
is this brush too small for blush on a larger face?
around 18% of community members felt brush 04 was smaller than expected. those with larger faces sometimes prefer it for contour or bronzer rather than all-over blush, pairing it with a bigger brush for diffusing. community members with small to medium faces consistently find it the right size for precise blush placement without overapplying.
will this work for contouring under the cheekbone?
yes, about 47% of community members use brush 04 for contour or bronzer. the angled shape fits naturally into the hollow of the cheek, and the compact size gives enough control to sculpt without dragging product too far. many note it blends powder contour seamlessly and works well with cream contour sticks too.
how does brush 04 compare to brush 05 for blush?
community members who own both often describe brush 05 as larger and more diffused, while brush 04 offers more precise, targeted placement due to its smaller angled head. many use brush 05 for a soft wash of color and brush 04 when they want controlled cheekbone definition. about 12% of community members mention owning both and rotating between them depending on the look.
does the angled shape actually make a difference for applying blush?
roughly 65% of community members specifically call out the angled shape as a standout feature. they find it hugs the cheekbone naturally, making it easier to place product exactly where intended without excess spread. community members transitioning from round blush brushes often say the angle gives them noticeably more control over placement and blending direction.


