m.ph by Mary Phillips
Underpainting Dual-Ended Sculpting Brush
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About the Product
Item 2884617
Brush Formulation: Cream
Brush Coverage: Buildable
Bristle Type: Synthetic
Ingredient Callouts: It is vegan and cruelty-free.
What Else You Need to Know: This dual-ended brush has a medium fluffy side for sculpting, buffing, and blending, plus a small flat end for precise work on the nose, lips, and fine areas. This brush is crafted with ultra-soft vegan bristles and a unique artistry design for effortless technique. It pairs perfectly with the Underpainting Palette (sold separately).
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Suggested Usage:
Mary’s signature underpainting technique:
-Using the smaller end of the MPH Underpainting Dual Ended Sculpting Brush, apply Color Corrector under the eyes to cover dark circles and anywhere else on the face you have discoloration.
-Apply contour with the larger end of the brush to the forehead, cheekbones, nose bridge, and jawline to define and sculpt your features.
-Apply highlight with the smaller end of the brush on the center of the forehead, on top of the cheekbone, and anywhere else you want to bring forward.
-Add foundation to blend. It works best when paired with a sheer-to-medium coverage foundation or tinted moisturizer.
-For more high-impact structure, add highlight or contour to your desired intensity.
-Mary Phillips’ tip: Take product from highlights and contours to the back of the hand and mix together to customize to your desired tone or brightness.
-To clean the brush, use mild soap and warm water. Lay flat to dry.
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m.ph by Mary Phillips is the creation of makeup artist Mary Phillips: a curated collection of products that blend together artistry with effortless, everyday wear. Each product reflects her signature techniques—soft layering, natural sculpting, lifting, and defining—for a look that enhances, not overwhelms. “Over the last 20 years, I’ve seen the power of makeup when there is an artist behind it. I’m here to share all I’ve learned.” —Mary Phillips