Fara Homidi

Shader Brush

A makeup artist-crafted brush with a tapered tip for seamless bronzing and sculpting.

$68.00

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Handcrafted in Japan from FSC-certified hornbeam wood and finished with a brass ferrule, the Shader Brush was designed to deliver effortless, expert shading. Custom-shaped for dual use, the vegan bristles are soft and fluffy for sweeping on all-over bronze, yet firm and tapered for creating precise contours.


Each brush is assembled by hand to deliver the ideal pickup and payoff of powder pigments—always smooth, never streaky.


HOW TO USE

  • Use the rounded side for an all-over glow: dip into bronzer, swirl to coat, and sweep across forehead, cheeks, nose, and chin.
  • Use the tapered tip for sculpting: apply bronzer under cheekbones, along the jawline, or at the temples to lift and define.
  • Ideal for pairing with the Fara Homidi Essential Bronzer Compact.


HOW TO CARE

  • Wash gently with lukewarm water and brush cleanser.
  • Squeeze out excess water with a towel.
  • Lay flat to dry completely before storing.
how to use

Use the Shader Brush with the Essential Bronzer Compact for effortless shading and dimension. Dip the fluffy bristles directly into bronzer and swirl until evenly coated. Sweep over forehead, cheeks, nose, and chin for a soft, warm glow. For more sculpted definition, dip just the tapered tip into bronzer and sweep beneath cheekbones, along the jawline, and at the temples.

To clean, gently wash with lukewarm water and mild soap made for brushes. Squeeze out excess water with a towel and lay flat to dry completely.

Editor's Note

"I designed this brush specifically for my signature shading technique. “Shading” is a hybrid of contouring and bronzing. Guide the brush in upwards strokes, focusing product a little higher on the cheekbones than traditional bronzer or contour placement and pulling upwards on the temples. Dust product under the jawline, on the bridge of the nose and on the chin to complete the look. The result is a lifted, and snatched summer glow." — Fara Homidi