Setting Powder
Brush
The last thing you pick up.
Soft enough to finish your face without undoing any of it.
$14.95
The final step should feel almost weightless.
Not another layer.
Not another correction.
Just the softest veil that settles everything you've already created.
The domed head barely kisses the skin, carrying only the lightest touch of powder.
Nothing shifts.
Nothing drags.
Nothing changes…
except how long everything stays beautiful.
Silken vegan fibres, no animal hair. Made to keep its shape wash after wash.
Made for our Complexion Veil. Care guide in the next tab.
The last step shouldn't undo the first four.
You've spent ten quiet minutes getting your face exactly right.
Then the powder brush drags across your cheek.
The blush shifts.
A patch of foundation lifts and settles somewhere else.
A setting brush has one job, and it isn't applying anything.
It's leaving everything exactly where you put it.
The dome isn't there to look beautiful.
It's there to move beautifully.
Instead of meeting your skin all at once…
it glides across it.
The fibres bend before they press.
The powder settles before it gathers.
Everything about the brush encourages a lighter touch.
And that lighter touch changes everything.
How to use it
Barely touch. Then stop.
The lightest hand gives the best finish.
Tap a little Complexion Veil into the lid and roll the very tip of the dome through it. Tap the handle once before it goes near your face.
Small, light circles across the face. Let the weight of the brush do the work — pressing is what disturbs the makeup underneath.
Keep it for the T-zone in the afternoon. A few seconds takes the shine down without adding another layer of anything.
The best makeup isn't something you spend all day checking.
It's something you forget you're wearing.
No mirror.
No touching up every hour.
No wondering if your foundation has moved.
Just one last sweep.
Then your attention returns to everything else your day has waiting.
Finished.
And wonderfully free to forget about it.
Your questions, answered
Won't it move the makeup underneath?
Not if you let it float.
That's what the dome is for.
“Love love love this brush it makes a Hugh difference using it for the magic setting powder..my makeup lasts a lot longer time and always looks fresh!!!”
Eliza · verified customer
Read more reviewsWhat it's made of.
How to keep it.
Materials
Fibres — long, fine silken vegan fibres, loosely gathered so the head gives way under the lightest pressure. No animal hair.
Head — full and softly domed, so only a small curve meets the skin at a time.
Ferrule — polished metal, crimped to hold the head firm through repeated washing.
Handle — tapered and slim, designed to sit between the fingertips for a lighter hand.
Free from
No animal hair · No goat, squirrel or pony bristle · Never tested on animals.
Caring for
your brush.
A good brush should last years, not months. Washing it properly is most of that — and the one thing that shortens a brush's life fastest is water sitting in the ferrule, which loosens the glue and lets fibres work free. This head is the softest in the range, so wash it gently.
Warm water and a gentle soap. Swirl the dome in your palm until the water runs clear, working with the fibres rather than against them.
Squeeze out the excess gently and press the head back into its rounded dome with your fingers.
Lay it flat, or hang it head-down, so water never runs into the ferrule. Never dry it standing upright in a cup.
If the dome ever looks a little splayed, wash it, reshape it damp, and let it dry flat — it will come back.
