EcoTools Makeup Brushes
The ultimate eco friendly and vegan alternatives for your makeup brushes. There is no need to pay for high street brand names and super model advertising. The quality of these brushes is sensational and they are only a fraction of the cost.
- bamboo handles
- best quality cruelty-free synthetic taklon bristles (most cosmetic brushes are made from animal hair)
- recycled aluminum casing
- reusable packaging
- EcoTools is a Member of 1% for the Planet
See video tips at the bottom of this page
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| Mineral powder brush
How to use: Use to apply loose mineral powder or pressed powder. Apply all over face in a circular, buffing motion and work inward towards nose. |
Foundation brush
How to use: Use with liquid foundation. Use the brush tip to apply foundation to your face. Use the flat fanned portion of the brush to blend upward and outward. |
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| Retractable Kabuki brush
How to use: Dip in loose or pressed powder and tap of excess. Lightly blend over face to create a smooth, soft finish. For bronzer, apply Apply where the sun would naturally hit. |
Bronzer / blush brush
How to use: Dip brush in blush and tap off excess. Start at the highest point on the apples of the cheeks, then gradually stroke back, toward hairline and slightly upward. |
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| Eye shading brush
How to use: Dip brush in a mineral powder shadow and tap off excess. Apply shadow on the lid or crease and blend towards your brow to help brighten the eye area |
Eye liner brush
How to use: For precise lining, keep the brush’s longer bristles toward the inside corner of the eye. Softly line eyes close to lash line with liquid eyeliner. |
Video tips: Flawless face See another video on creating Smokey Eyes
News
EcoTools makeup brushes have received great blog reviews for their softness, quality and value. As reported on treehugger.com: “Packaging is made with 100% cotton backing, and acid-free PVC made without chlorine and other harmful chemicals that are in regular PVC. The packages are printed with plant-based ink. The packages are meant to be reusable and to store brushes.”
