Giorgio Armani Face Brushes & Applicators

An essential accessory to any makeup wardrobe, the face brush is designed with tapered bristles that allow for the perfect deposit of powder on the face. Leaves a beautifully even, polished finish. Rounded edges caress the complexion with softness. Made in France.

Giorgio Armani Maestro Sculpting Powder Brush DetailsThe New Armani Maestro Sculpting Powder Brush uses natural goat hairs for seamless application. Hairs are manually placed so that only the thinnest and softest tips of the hairs are kept. This brush sculpts and defines the face, using the long and narrow brush surface to contour around the cheekbones and jawline.Designer About Giorgio Armani: The Giorgio Armani collection came into being in 1975, when the designer rewrote the rules for mens...

The New Armani Maestro Sculpting Powder Brush uses natural goat hairs for seamless application. Hairs are manually placed so that only the thinnest and softest tips of the hairs are kept. This brush sculpts and defines the face, using the long and narrow brush surface to contour around the cheekbones and jawline.

The Maestro Brush collection sees the couture make-up artistry of Giorgio Armani meet the excellence of Japanese brush-making. Originating from a village in Japan where brush-making has been a tradition for 200 years, the brushes in the collection are of the highest quality, providing a make-up result which is effortlessly and visibly accentuated.The Maestro Brush collection is made using the high quality hair with only the best tips selected, allowing for a gentle touch and effortless buildability. A handmade technique called sarae-dori' is used to remove any imperfect hair. The brushes take shape with perfect curves', so that they perfectly conform to the curves of the face.Made of natural hair, the brush was created to achieve a natural powder finish with the gentlest touch. Face powder brush Made with natural hair

The Maestro Brush collection sees the couture make-up artistry of Giorgio Armani meet the excellence of Japanese brush-making. Originating from a village in Japan where brush-making has been a tradition for 200 years, the brushes in the collection are of the highest quality, providing a make-up result which is effortlessly and visibly accentuated.The Maestro Brush collection is made using the high quality hair with only the best tips selected, allowing for a gentle touch and effortless buildability. A handmade technique called sarae-dori' is used to remove any imperfect hair. The brushes take shape with perfect curves', so that they perfectly conform to the curves of the face.Made of natural hair, this brush was designed to sculpt and define the face by flattening the bone structure. Sculpting powder brush Made with natural hair

The new Armani Maestro Sculpting Powder Brush uses natural goat hairs for seamless application. Hairs are manually placed so that only the thinnest and softest tips of the hairs are kept. This brush sculpts and defines the face, using the long and narrow brush surface to contour around the cheekbones and jawline. Made of goat hairs. Made in France. Ask the experts. Our Beauty Advisors are here to help. Send an email to. GiorgioArmaniBeautySpecialist@s5a.com.