What to Expect With a Duo Fiber Makeup Brush

Works With Cream, Powder and Liquid – Pro Duo Fiber Makeup Brush

Finding a good Duo Fiber Makeup Brush…Does this scenario sound familiar? You walk through a high end department store or premium makeup store and you see their experts applying different types of makeup. Maybe you might stop to take a quick glance and think, “Wow, that must be good makeup”.  You watch as powders and pigments are applied or colors built and you see creams and powders used, and everything is just beautifully blended and finished.

You see that the brushes are doing a lot of the work, and watch as brushes of different sizes and shapes seem to work a bit of magic. Then, you notice that the person applying the makeup is using brushes that are not the same brand as the makeup. You realize that the reason that the makeup might look so good has to do with the brushes…and you would be right.

Yet, if you checkout the pricing on those brushes you also might experience sticker shock because they ask tremendous sums for brushes that are not actually going to last for your many years into the future. You skip the purchase and make the best of the brushes available. Yet, professional results at affordable prices are available with items like this Pro Duo Fiber Makeup Brush.

With its domed shape and its airy design, it has the ideal blend of synthetic bristles for a wonderful, airbrushed finish or a lightweight application of a cream, powder or liquid product. Designed to easily compete with those overpriced department store brands, it uses world class design, premium materials and guarantees amazing results.

Why Choose the Pro Duo Fiber Makeup Brush?

What is about the Pro Duo Fiber Makeup Brush that makes it such a good choice? It has to do with the bristles. Firstly, they are made of synthetic materials. While that makes the vegetarian and vegans very happy, it is also great for performance. This is because synthetics do not have the unusual surfaces of animal hairs, and this means that it can pick up, distribute and blend product evenly. You won’t see a mess of powder sprinkling where it is not wanted, and you won’t see it cling on to liquid formulas either.

Another reason you would want to use synthetics is because they are so sanitary. They are hypoallergenic, antibacterial and easy to clean. Synthetics do not succumb to repeated washings the way that animal hair may, and they never shed. They are ideal for those with sensitive skin and yet can perform with that wide array of powder, liquid or cream makeup products.

The Pro Duo Fiber Makeup Brush is also superior in design. It uses an all wood handled with a nice, ergonomic balance. The bristles are fitted tightly in place thanks to the copper ferrule (metal band at the top of the brush) featuring double crimping for added stability and wear.

The placement of the bristles is yet another reason to turn to this brush for your best possible finish. This is because it uses a blend of short and long bristles, making it an ideal tool for optimal stippling, blending and finishing. In fact, this brush is noted as one of the very best for applying bronzer, highlighting products or luminizers. Use it to soft blend and buff and get that coveted air brushed finished without any lines.

The shorter bristles are also great for consistently picking up and holding makeup, without making any mess on the counter or your skin!

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Buying Your Pro Duo Fiber Makeup Brush

When looking for a brush to provide lightweight applications or tone down, blend and finish bolder hues (such as those in bronzers), you will find that domed heads with a blend of short and long bristles do the best job. You also want to find brushes with entirely synthetic hairs for consistent performance. A balanced handle and quality construction are important as well, since you want to be sure the brush can be used and cleaned for years without loss of effectiveness, shedding of bristles or deterioration.

The Pro Duo Fiber Makeup Brush lives up to each of the requirements above, and it also has another facet to consider – it is not a standalone product. While it is perfectly fine for manufacturers to emphasize a single product, when you can acquire an entire set of products of the same quality and with the same aim (such as optimal makeup application) it should be seen as a plus. Not only can you get a full set of brushes and tools of the same quality and standards, but some come as portable or esthetically appealing sets.

How to Use Pro Duo Fiber Makeup Brush

This Pro Duo Fiber Makeup Brush is an easy to use brush thanks to its premium design. It is, as explained, ideal for bronzing and pigmented products, as well as highlighting. To get the most out of it, you should understand the best ways to use it.

When applying makeup, it is best to start at the center area of the face and then use a sweeping and circular movement to blend the product towards the hairline. The goal of this brush is to erase harsh or pronounced lines, and so you always want to use a sweeping movement. This is true if you are applying the product as well, when a sweeping figure “3” movement from the cheek or temple, down toward the jaw and then back up toward the hairline.

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How to Care For Duo Fiber Brushes

Caring for the brushes is part of using them, and this too is very simple thanks to the design used. Moisten the bristles in warm water, gently massage brush cleanser into the bristles and rinse clean. Dry with a towel, and be sure that the head is restored to its original shape. Allow it to dry with the head over the edge of a counter, and then use as needed.

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Get optimal blending and application of bolder pigments with this beautifully designed brush. The Pro Duo Fiber Makeup Brush works well with cream, powder, and minerals and is sure to become a new favorite.

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