The Arc Brush

Name: The Arc Brush
Brand: Woosh Beauty
Price: 29 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (14 reviews)

A brand-new, groundbreaking tool for creating zero effort eye looks.

Rated 5.0 out of 5

14 Reviews

$29

A must-have, multitasking eye shadow and liner tool, the new Arc Brush lets you create 3 distinct looks using the unique, curved design that fits perfectly into the natural contours of your eyes.

Why to buy
What's included
How to use

Eye makeup is everything right now. From mask-wearing, to video calls, to remote learning, teaching, and, well, living... our eyes are constantly center stage. Yet finding the time to DO eye makeup is nearly impossible. Unless you have the right brush!

The brand-new, never-before-seen Arc Brush is curved to complement the natural contours of your eye and gives you the power to:
• Stamp on an instant cat eye.
• Get a tight, liner look in just two strokes.
• Master the cut crease with confidence.

This double-ended eye brush puts the power in your hands to create as many eye looks as you can dream up. It's a must-have addition to every beauty bag.

One professional quality, double-ended eye brush with unique, patent-pending Arc shaped end, and smaller, angled liner/smudger end.
Clear, easy to understand instructions.
Works with any eyeshadow and eye liner.
Soft, synthetic bristles.
100% Cruelty Free.

For a Quick Flick, apply shadow or liner to the curved Arc end, and with curve facing up (like a smile) position the bristles against the outer edge of you upper lash line and gently press, marking your flick. Using the opposite, angled-tip end of the brush, pull the color in along your lid.

Watch Tutorial

For a Tight Line, apply shadow or liner to the curved Arc end. With the curve facing down, gently press onto your upper lash line. Next, flip the curve up to a smile position, and apply to lower lash line, then use the opposite angled-tip of the brush to blend as desired.

For a Cut Crease, apply shadow or liner to the curved Arc end. With the curve facing down, align the brush with the natural contour of your eye and stamp into the outside crease of your your lid. Repeat if needed to add more color, and extend to thicken the mark. Use the opposite end of the brush to blend out the color.

Why to buy +

Eye makeup is everything right now. From mask-wearing, to video calls, to remote learning, teaching, and, well, living... our eyes are constantly center stage. Yet finding the time to DO eye makeup is nearly impossible. Unless you have the right brush!

The brand-new, never-before-seen Arc Brush is curved to complement the natural contours of your eye and gives you the power to:
• Stamp on an instant cat eye.
• Get a tight, liner look in just two strokes.
• Master the cut crease with confidence.

This double-ended eye brush puts the power in your hands to create as many eye looks as you can dream up. It's a must-have addition to every beauty bag.

What's included +

One professional quality, double-ended eye brush with unique, patent-pending Arc shaped end, and smaller, angled liner/smudger end.
Clear, easy to understand instructions.
Works with any eyeshadow and eye liner.
Soft, synthetic bristles.
100% Cruelty Free.

How to use +

For a Quick Flick, apply shadow or liner to the curved Arc end, and with curve facing up (like a smile) position the bristles against the outer edge of you upper lash line and gently press, marking your flick. Using the opposite, angled-tip end of the brush, pull the color in along your lid.

Watch Tutorial

For a Tight Line, apply shadow or liner to the curved Arc end. With the curve facing down, gently press onto your upper lash line. Next, flip the curve up to a smile position, and apply to lower lash line, then use the opposite angled-tip of the brush to blend as desired.

For a Cut Crease, apply shadow or liner to the curved Arc end. With the curve facing down, align the brush with the natural contour of your eye and stamp into the outside crease of your your lid. Repeat if needed to add more color, and extend to thicken the mark. Use the opposite end of the brush to blend out the color.

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