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- [ULTRA-FINE SOFT BRISTLES] Premium soft bristles feature ultra-delicate tips that glide effortlessly across delicate eyelids, providing a gentle, non-irritating feel while picking up and releasing powders evenly.
- [AIRBRUSHED FINISH] Tapered flame-shape head diffuses pressed and loose powders precisely, preventing patchy buildup or harsh lines during under-eye setting, cheekbone highlighting, and subtle nose contouring.
- [ENGINEERED FOR DURABILITY] Hand-polished natural Bubinga hardwood handle pairs with reinforced gold-plated copper ferrule with double-crimped sealing secures fibers tightly, offering balanced weighting and ensuring long-term structural integrity with minimal shedding during application.
- [SAY GOODBYE TO CAKING] Designed to solve the frustration of harsh powder buildup and streaky highlights, allowing soft, natural transitions with a lightweight, balanced grip that prevents hand fatigue.
- [CARE & LONGEVITY GUIDE] Crafted for lasting performance when gently washed with mild shampoo, allowing soft bristles to retain their fluffiness, cloud-like touch, and powder pickup over time.
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SpecificationsModel: AINOCHI G112Bristle Material: Premium Saikoho Goat Hair (Natural)Handle Material: Natural Bubinga Wood (Hardwood)Ferrule Material: Gold-Plated Reinforced Copper FerruleHead Shape: Tapered Flame / Precision DomePrimary Uses: Under-eye Setting, Highlighting, Nose Contouring, Powder BlendingThe Metaphor StoryStep into an elevated beauty routine with the AINOCHI G112 Precision Brush. Designed like an artist's fine-line paintbrush, this tool bridges raw natural materials with refined craftsmanship. The flame-shaped silhouette gently kisses facial contours, sweeping setting powder into hard-to-reach areas around the eyes and nose without disturbing underlying base makeup. Paired with the grounding warmth of a hand-polished Bubinga wooden handle, every sweep feels balanced, controlled, and distinctly luxurious.Who is it For?Precision Powder Enthusiasts: Ideal for individuals seeking targeted powder placement under the eyes or along the T-zone without a dry, heavy finish.Highlighter & Contour Purists: Designed for lovers of subtle, lit-from-within glow who want soft, airbrushed transitions on cheekbones and nose bridge.Delicate Skin Types: Engineered for those needing ultra-soft natural bristles that feel gentle on sensitive or mature skin areas.Pro-GuideUnder-Eye Setting: Dip the tapered tip lightly into translucent setting powder. Tap off excess on the back of your hand, then gently press and sweep under the eye area.Cheekbone Highlighting: Use the side curve of the flame brush to glide powder highlighter across the high points of your cheeks in a fluid 'C' motion.Nose & Facial Contouring: Angle the tip along the bridge of the nose or orbital bone to diffuse contour powders seamlessly with no harsh lines.Official Care GuideWashing: Wet bristles with lukewarm water. Apply a small drop of mild brush shampoo or gentle cleanser.Lathering: Swirl gently on a brush cleaning pad or in the palm of your hand in circular motions.Rinsing: Rinse thoroughly under running lukewarm water with bristles pointed downward to keep moisture out of the wooden handle or copper ferrule.Drying: Gently squeeze excess moisture with a clean towel. Reshape the flame brush head and lay flat on a paper towel or hang inverted in a dry, ventilated space.Crucial Product PrecautionsDo not submerge the Bubinga wood handle in water for extended periods to preserve natural wood texture.Avoid using harsh alcohol-based brush cleaners, hot water, or blow dryers, which can strip natural goat hair of softness.A slight initial natural fiber scent or minimal loose strands during the first wash are normal characteristics of authentic natural hair craftsmanship.Safety Information & ComplianceCrafted with humanely sheared natural goat hair and responsibly sourced timber.Free from toxic varnishes, phthalates, and lead-heavy electroplating processes.For external cosmetic application only. Keep away from open flames and extreme heating elements
