Powder brush (Goat)

Kumano Brush is a trademark of Cooperative. KUMANOFUDE (熊野筆)Kumanofude artisans heartily handcraft every brush in Kumano Town, Japan, using traditional techniques and skills inherited from generations.

How to use： Using the whole surface of the brush, glide it over the skin from the center of the face outward. Use the brush to apply the makeup evenly and flawlessly, achieving the ideal look.

How to properly care for makeup brushes：

[Daily care]

Dust off any powder from the brush after
each use using the palm of the hand. If makeup remains, wipe off using a tissue.

[Wash in lukewarm water]

Wash brush if it becomes dirty, if it starts to smell or become sticky. Place the bristles in lukewarm water and wash with a soap, then rinse. Remove excess water with a towel, then comb the hairs carefully and reshape the bristles. Dry upright in a cup.

*Dyed hair will bleed when wet.

*Rinse well to ensure soap does not remain, as it will cause deterioration of hairs.

*Avoid drying in direct sunlight or using a hair dryer.

*Avoid using fabric softener or hair conditioner, as they decrease the ability to deposit powder on the skin.

*Never
soak a brush in water, as it may cause the bristles to detach or the handle to fall off.

[Time for replacement]

Makeup brushes are consumable items. Replace when hairs are worn out, in the case of increase in hair
breakage or worse ability to hold makeup pigments. It is recommended to replace a brush every 3 to 5 years. Storing used brushes for a long time may cause decay and hair breakage.

Material Used：Hair: Goat, Handle: Wood, Ferrule: Nickel plated brass