Description

A kabuki brush is a short, dense makeup brush with a flat, rounded top. It’s known for its ability to create a flawless, airbrushed finish, making it a popular choice for applying powders, such as foundation, setting powder, or bronzer.

Here are a few key features and uses of a kabuki brush:

1. Shape and Density: Kabuki brushes have a rounded, dome-like shape with densely packed bristles. This makes them great for buffing products into the skin, allowing for a smooth, even application. The density helps the brush pick up and distribute product evenly without streaks.
2. Versatility: While they’re often used for powder products, kabuki brushes can also be used for liquid or cream foundations. Some kabuki brushes are specifically designed for full coverage, while others are more suited to blending and creating a natural finish.
3. Application: Kabuki brushes are typically used in a buffing motion, where you gently circle the brush on your face to blend the product into your skin. This helps to build coverage gradually, without caking on too much product.
4. Softness: Kabuki brushes are usually made with soft bristles, making them ideal for sensitive skin. They’re especially great if you’re looking for a smooth, seamless finish without irritation.

They’re great for full coverage, especially with mineral powders or loose powder foundations, but also for blending bronzer, blush, or highlighter.