Fusion Body Art | Mini Kabuki & Blender Brush Set

A two-brush blending set from Fusion Body Art. The Mini Kabuki has a dense, flat-top head of two-tone synthetic bristles that presses colour evenly through stencils and buffs smooth base coverage without streaks. The Blender has a soft, domed head that takes over from there, feathering hard edges into gentle fades and melting one colour into the next. Together they handle the soft-focus side of face painting that detail brushes and sponges don't quite reach: stencil fills, ombré skies, cheek blushes and glitter dusting. Both brushes are set in chrome-plated ferrules on genuine birch wood handles. Product details Includes Mini Kabuki + Blender Mini Kabuki Dense flat-top head Blender Soft domed head Bristles Synthetic hair Ferrule Chrome-plated Handle Genuine birch wood Key features Dense flat top for even coverage Domed blender for soft fades Streak-free stencil fills Vegan friendly & cruelty-free Made by Fusion Body Art Best for Stencil work Soft blended bases Ombré & colour fades Glitter dusting Cleaning & sanitizing between clients 1 Wipe between faces For a quick colour change or client change mid-event, wipe bristles on a clean cloth or baby wipe, then swirl in clean water. 2 Wash at the end of each booking Dense kabuki heads hold more paint than a standard brush. Swirl in warm water with brush soap, gently squeezing from the base to the tip, and repeat until the water runs completely clear. 3 Dry on its side Press out excess water with a towel, reshape each head by hand, and dry the brushes on their side so water can't sit in the ferrule. FAQ Is a kabuki brush good for face painting? Yes. A dense kabuki head moves paint smoothly and evenly across the skin, making it ideal for stencil designs, base layers and soft blended effects that would take much longer with a sponge or flat brush. What's the difference between the Mini Kabuki and the Blender? The Mini Kabuki's flat, tightly packed top lays colour down with strong, even coverage — ideal for stencils and bases. The Blender's softer domed head diffuses colour, so use it afterwards to soften edges and blend shades together. How do I use a kabuki brush with a stencil? Lightly mist the brush, swirl it into your cake to load, then tap off any excess. Hold the stencil flat against the skin and swirl or stipple from the edges inwards so the colour doesn't creep under the stencil. How do I sanitise brushes between clients at an event? Keep a cup of clean water and a cloth or wipes at your station. Wipe and rinse the bristles between each face, and do a full wash with brush soap between bookings or if you notice any buildup at the ferrule.