What it is: A concealer brush that applies correcting formulas with a flawless, airbrushed look. What it does:Discover the secret to the smoothest finish possible with this unique round brush that precisely conceals dark circles, redness, and all other imperfections in one gesture. The short, synthetic bristles allow you to buff and blend from light to heavy, and achieve perfect, even coverage across your face.

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Questions & Answers for SEPHORA COLLECTION Pro Airbrush Concealer Brush #57

Question

Is this brush too large to use on small blemishes?

asked 3 months, 3 weeks ago

cln2012

on Pro Airbrush Concealer Brush #57

11 answers

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answer 1

I have used this brush on a couple of blemishes in addition to under my eyes. I didn't find that it was too big, and it covered them nicely (better than my finger). I used it similar to the way I would use my stippling foundation brush...just dotted it with the concealer over the blemish.

answered 1 month, 1 week ago

Mackenzie112

(Washington, DC)

answer 2

I don't think so. I use it to add concealer under eyes, around nose and to cover blemishes.

answered 1 month, 1 week ago

lovemakeupstuff

(Indianapolis, Indiana)

answer 3

for application, yes, it is too big for blemishes. but for buffing, i think it would work nicely. to give you an idea, the brush head is about the size of my thumb.

answered 1 month, 1 week ago

ghkim

(New York, NY)

answer 4

No it is not too large to use. I have small blemishes and use it all the time. I mainly use it for my eyes. I get great coverage! It blends very well. I also use the brand "professional make up"concealer. It is amazing!

answered 1 month, 2 weeks ago

WTFLiz

(Firth, Nebraska)

answer 5

Although I love this brush when it comes to applying under eye concealer or highlighter to the sides of the nose and/or brow bone, I personally would look for a smaller brush to cover up blemishes.

Laura Mercier has a wonderful brush (Secret Camouflage Brush) that is great for covering up blemishes or other smaller areas on the face.

http://www.sephora.com/secret-camouflage-brush-P109959?skuId=870832

answered 1 month, 3 weeks ago

chinita690

(Ft. Lauderdale, FL)

answer 6

It may be too big on extra small blemishes, but I like to use the concealer to blend the coverage of the blemish to the area around it, so (theoretically) it looks more subtle.

answered 2 months ago

jpea

(Portland, OR)

answer 7

Yes, I think it's way too big especially if you want to zero in on something like a small blemish. Hope this helps!

answered 3 months ago

mrsrice

(Greensboro, nc)

answer 8

No, I don't think the brush is too large for small blemishes. I think it would work just fine; blend lightly.

answered 3 months, 1 week ago

kcupples

(Devine, Texas)

answer 9

i think it works great. buffs the concealer into a large or small area.

answered 3 months, 2 weeks ago

marinbondgirl

(Petaluma, CA)

answer 10

Not at all! It will blend the concealer well and not leave behind any tell-tale spots.

answered 3 months, 3 weeks ago

beautypro1107

(New Orleans, La.)

answer 11

Yes, I would say that this brush doesn't work for small blemishes. It works well for under-eye and around-nose areas.

answered 3 months, 3 weeks ago

musja

(Brooklyn, NY)

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How do I use this brush with cream concealers?

I use benefit's erase paste, and I think it's a little too thick to pick up with the brush to apply on my dark circles. Would I get just as good coverage if I smoothed the concealer onto my face first, and then blend it in with the brush?

asked 4 months, 1 week ago

puellabonna

(Vancouver, BC)

on Pro Airbrush Concealer Brush #57

7 answers

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answer 1

NO! Use the brush. I use a THICK concealer as well with this brush and you just dab the brush and blend onto your dark circles. it works....trust me! I have MAJOR DARK CIRLCES ;) IT WORKS WONDERS This brush is great. I dont like using my finger. This brush makes it look flawless and it doesnt look cakey. It blends it right in....I promise!

answered 1 month, 2 weeks ago

WTFLiz

(Firth, Nebraska)

answer 2

You can def use your ring finger and dab a little under your eye and use the brush to blend it out. That concealer is a little heavy and the brush may pick up too much if you dipped into the jar. The brush will blend nicely.

answered 2 months, 2 weeks ago

Eyeforglamour

(Irvington,NJ)

answer 3

I use Kevin Aucoin and that is much thicker than Benefits concealer. I have major dark circles and have found this brush to be my best friend. Once you purchase the pro airbrush you will wonder how you ever lived without it.

answered 3 months, 1 week ago

gonzalr1

(Alhambra, ca 91803)

answer 4

This concealer brush works really well with Benefit's Erase Paste. Its not too thick for the brush. Just dab a tiny amount of concealer with the brush(very tiny) and apply. You will love how well it blends the concealer into the skin.

answered 3 months, 3 weeks ago

beautypro1107

(New Orleans, La.)

answer 5

I use a cream concealer also. First, I use a flat concealer brush to apply the concealer, then blend it in with the Pro Airbrush Concealer Brush. I have also found that it is better for applying concealer on blemishes than a flat concealer. I dip the tips of the bristles in my concealer and stipple it onto my blemish and then swirl around the blemish to blend it in.

answered 3 months, 3 weeks ago

wingatprsct

(Prescott, AR)

answer 6

I use it with my cream foundation

answered 4 months ago

WpBeauty

(Brooklyn, NY)

answer 7

You should always blend the concealer with your fingers and then go with the brush to give that flawless airbrush look

answered 4 months, 1 week ago

skincarefan1

(Montreal)

Question

Is this brush all synthetic bristles?

I am avoiding natural bristle brushes, especially for creamy/liquid products, and I just wanted to make sure this is entirely synthetic bristles.

asked 9 months ago

unfizzy

(Royal Oak, MI)

on Pro Airbrush Concealer Brush #57

5 answers

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answer 1

It is my understanding that this is a synthetic brush. I can also say that unlike other synthetic brushes, these bristles are very soft and gentle to the skin. I think this collection of synthetic brushes has raised the bar when it comes to superior quality and ease of use.

answered 4 weeks ago

lalady7

(Chatsworth CA)

answer 2

Yes mam. The sales associate told me it was and that you should only use synthetic bristles for conceler

answered 2 months, 1 week ago

Anonymous

answer 3

Yes, it's completely synthetic. It's one of my favorite brushes!

answered 3 months, 3 weeks ago

beautypro1107

(New Orleans, La.)

answer 4

The Sephora Pro brushes are synthetic bristles. I have a few other brands non-synthetic and I tell the application on synthetic is much better.

answered 3 months, 4 weeks ago

melomel

(Las Vegas, NV)

answer 5

Yes and very soft to the touch. Works beautifully. No left behind trails of bristles or hair...

answered 6 months ago

jlibbyb

(Charleston, SC)

Question

When will it be in stock?

I was told it was in stock,went to order and it tells me it's out of stock.Which is it?

asked 3 weeks, 4 days ago

Anonymous

(Sabillasville,MD)

on Pro Airbrush Concealer Brush #57

1 answer

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answer 1

This brush is currently out of stock, but should be available again in just a few weeks.

answered 3 weeks, 3 days ago

1877SEPHORA

(San Francisco, CA)

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Where is this brush made?

asked 9 months ago

Anonymous

(Toronto, ON)

on Pro Airbrush Concealer Brush #57

1 answer

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answer 1

Made in China, says so on the package...not on the brush...unlike some of my old Sephora Pro line brushes which were Made in France. BUT, it appears to be of very good quality, and I really like it.

answered 6 months ago

OPharmfem

(CA)

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