MARC INBANE Kabuki Brush

MARC INBANE’s kabuki brush is designed by a team of leading professional makeup artists. 

The brush is ideal for tanning face, hands and feet. The handmade synthetic bristles are flat finished to blend the product nicely for an even and streak-free result. In addition, the bristles are treated with a special coating so they do not impregnate the product.

This makes the brushes really unique!

What makes this brush so special?

The handmade synthetic bristles are flat finished to blend the product nicely for an even and streak-free result. Moreover the bristles have undergone a hypoallergenic, non-toxic, antibacterial treatment that helps to keep the skin healthy and suits all skin types even the most sensitive. 
In addition, the bristles are treated with a special coating so they do not impregnate the product. 

This makes the brush really unique!

Tip: The brush can also be used for an even, easy application of foundations, creams, emulsions and powders.

The Kabuki Brush is the shorter version of the Powder Brush.

Dimensions Kabuki Brush: 102mm

How to use:

Method 1:

• Spray directly onto the skin as described with the Natural Tanning Spray
• Let the tanning spray dry for 10 seconds
• Then move the brush over the skin in fast and smooth movements for an even result
• Let the spray dry for 10-15 minutes, this can be accelerated with the help of a hair dryer

Method 2:

• Spray a little tanning fluid on the hairs of the brush
• Slightly drain off the excess liquid on a tissue
• Then move the brush over the skin in quick, smooth movements.
• Allow the spray to dry for 10-15 minutes, this can be speeded up with a hair dryer

Cleaning tip:

Wash the bristles with alcohol-free soap or shampoo. Then rinse regularly with water until only clear water is flushed out of the brush. Do not push too hard on the bristles, this is bad for them. It is best to make ironing movements while cleaning. Use lukewarm or cold water. Do not place the Kabuki Brush on the side or with the handle at the bottom to dry. Make sure that the water does not come into contact with the wooden handle of the brush, as this may cause the glue to come off.