Setting Powder

Use a “less is more” approach, focusing on areas prone to tackiness such as behind the knees, inner arms, under the chest, buttocks, and anywhere skin folds may touch. Lightly dust with the kabuki brush to ease friction and enhance comfort. Avoid over-powdering, as this can disturb the DHA where the skin makes contact. A light, controlled application keeps the tan intact while leaving the skin feeling fresh and breathable.

Sunless Blending

When spraying, maintain a steady distance to prevent oversaturation. If drips occur, let them set until they reach a tacky—not wet—consistency before blotting with your brush to avoid streaks. Once the coat has absorbed, lightly dab and blend for a flawless, even finish.

Retail Use

This brush is just as useful outside the studio. Perfect for cosmetic blending, bronzer powders, and contouring makeup, it’s a versatile tool clients can keep on hand for daily touch-ups. Compact enough to fit in a small purse or cosmetic case, it’s the go-to brush they’ll reach for again and again.