#65 Angled Contour Brush

This brush uses very high quality bristles (goat hair), it is very soft and not pokey on skins. It is good for any facial powders such as blush, bronzers or loose powders. The handle is not very long, it is convenient for travels and it also comes with a plastic pouch. This brush compares to MAC brush no. 168, which has a similar brush head, also very good. I highly recommend this TM brush!

I have searched and searched for a brush that was perfect for contouring and blush. I have a large array of high end brushes, but it was really hard to find a brush that was just right in terms of bristle slant, width and softness. I can stop the search now, my brush arsenal is complete with this #65! FINALLY! What a game changer! I'm well-versed in the composition of a well-made brush & this is it. Its the perfect size for detailed work with bronzers & blush and highlighters. It hits such a targeted area it's impossible to screw up a nice sculpted look. I like my makeup natural looking so I'm not doing a razor sharp contour but that look can be achieved as well by building the product up on your face. The bristles pick up a well distributed amount of product & its so soft yet dense. I am head over heels for this brush, I've been looking for so long. A++!!! Having a brush capable of such targeted work I have noticed a big difference in how I could slim my face. Hallelujah & amen.

There are a ton of blush brushes out there and I had no idea what I needed. A MA used this on me to apply bronzer and blush. After holding it in my hand, I had to have it! The angle is just perfect for using it on yourself. The white goat hair is soft and fluffy, but still dense enough to deliver a more targeted application. I'm in love with white goat hair brushes now. I hold my brushes close to the ferrule so Trish brushes work well in my hand. I'm seriously thinking about buying another brush to carry around with me.