The best-selling Artis brush. Sized to cover most of the face in one pass without losing precision at the edges. Foundation to powder, it does it all.
Pro tip
If you own one Artis brush, this is it. Start here every time.
The Brushes
How to UseEvery Brush
Each brush is built for a specific zone of the face.
Match size to area. Let the fibers do the work.
Hold
Handle between thumb and fingers, grip pad in the palm.
Load
Less product than you think. Always less.
Stroke
Float. Glide. Never bounce, never grind.
Motion
Place, pull-glide, push-glide.
The bridge between face and eye. Small enough for under-eye concealer without creasing. Large enough to cover the full lid in one stroke.
Pro tip
Press rather than swipe for under-eye concealer. No creasing.
Smallest oval. Follows the eye's curve for shadow, liner, and brow fill. Outer V, crease blend, and brow definition, all with one brush.
Pro tip
Tilt the brush. The curved edge gives control at the lash line.
The most precise brush of the ten. A flat linear edge built for tight-line liner, exact brow fill, and pinpoint eyeshadow placement at the inner or outer corner.
Pro tip
Use the edge for hair-stroke brow strokes. More natural than any pencil.
Round tip shaped for lips. Press and glide for precise edges and full pigment payoff. The best spot concealer for blemishes.
Pro tip
Tap rather than blend for blemish concealer. It keeps the coverage precise.
Angled version of the Circle 1. The angle fits the inner corner of the eye perfectly, so tight-line liner, brightening highlight, and precise shadow detail all land where standard brushes cannot reach.
Pro tip
Press a light shimmer into the inner corner to open the eye instantly.
Held differently from all other brushes, resting in the palm. A natural pressing motion covers the face and body fast, with zero effort and zero streaking.
Pro tip
Rock rather than drag. The motion is a gentle press-and-roll, not a sweep.
Scaled-down Palm for targeted blush, highlight, and touch-ups. The smaller footprint gives precise placement on the cheekbone, brow bone, and inner corner.
Pro tip
Made for travel. Keep it in your bag for blush and powder touch-ups.
The finishing brush. A feather-light dusting of setting powder or skincare completes the look. This one sets rather than covers, so load barely and sweep lightly.
Pro tip
One tap on the powder. One sweep of the face. That is all it needs.
Application method
Four rules that hold for every brush.
Size to zone
Match the brush size to the area you are covering. A higher number means a larger bundle. The right brush covers its zone in two or three passes.
Load light
Pick up half the product you think you need. Artis fibers are dense, so they hold and distribute more efficiently than conventional brushes.
Place first
Rest the brush flat on the skin before moving. Then pull-glide and push-glide. Keep continuous contact and never lift between strokes.
Float, don't press
No pressure needed. The 3-micron tapered fibers do the blending. Pressing harder does not improve the result, it only wastes product.
Daily
Spot Clean
After every use. A quick swipe with brush cleaner removes product and prevents buildup between fibers.
Weekly
Deep Clean
Gentle shampoo or brush soap. Work to a lather at the tips, then rinse until the water runs completely clear.
Drying
Lay Flat
Never store wet brushes fibers-down. Lay them flat on a towel to preserve bundle shape and handle integrity.
Travel
Cover On
Keep the brush cover on in transit. The fiber bundle is the precision element, so protect it.
The right brush makes the difference.
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