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21. Buff & Smudge Brush

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21. Buff & Smudge Brush21. Buff & Smudge Brush21. Buff & Smudge Brush21. Buff & Smudge Brush
$21 $42 In stock

Category: Tools

The Buff & Smudge dual-ended brush is a game-changer for Victoria’s signature smoky eye—and versatile enough for a wardrobe of eye looks. The fluffy end is made for seamless blending and buffing, while the densely packed dome delivers precise colour control and definition.  

+ Luxury Beauty Tools: An intuitive high-performance brush collection crafted for complete control and natural, flawless application. Meticulously designed to meet the Victoria Standard and refined to elevate all makeup formulas.

+ Perfected for the Hand: No detail spared. The weight, bristle density, hand-shaped brush heads and curvature of each handle are all engineered to Victoria’s personal techniques.

+ Objects of Desire: Inspired by treasured calligraphy tools, each brush features a unique walnut handle with distinctive grain. Specialized synthetic bristles mimic traditional natural fibers for exquisite pickup and application of creams and powders.

The Buff & Smudge Brush pairs beautifully with EyeWear.

Pure excellence in every way: That's the Victoria Standard.

Vegan, Cruelty-Free, Crafted with Synthetic Fibers

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 11 reviews)

Robert ★★★★★

The fluffy end buffs shadows into that soft, smoked-out look with almost zero effort—I used it for a quick daytime blend and it still came out flawless. Took me a few tries to get used to the dual ends, but now it’s the only brush I grab for my crease work.

Emily ★★★★★

If I'm doing a smoky eye, the dual-ended design means I don't have to fumble for a second brush—I just flip it over. The fluffy side really does the buffing work without leaving any harsh lines, even on my hooded lids.

Hazel ★★★★★

The fluffy end picks up just the right amount of shadow and melts it into my crease without any harsh lines—exactly what I needed for a soft smoky eye. My only struggle is remembering which end is which in dim lighting, but that's a me problem, not the brush's.

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