IT Cosmetics Heavenly Skin CC+ Skin Perfecting Brush Review

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I love a good foundation brush, and as a fan of IT’s iconic CC cream, I was keen to try this makeup brush. Check out the IT Cosmetics Heavenly Skin CC+ Skin Perfecting Brush.

Contents

• 1. What is the IT Cosmetics Heavenly Brush?
• 2. My Review
• 3. Where to buy the IT Cosmetics Heavenly Skin CC+ Skin Perfecting Brush

What is the IT Cosmetics Heavenly Brush?

So this is a makeup brush with a twist because it is infused with skincare. I don’t think I have used a brush with this claim before.

• Skin-perfecting brush
• Features patent-pending ‘Heavenly Skin’ brush hair
• Brush hair is infused with anti-aging collagen, silk, peptides, niacin and antioxidants
• Innovative brush technology claims to instantly improves the look of your skin upon application
• Custom-cut brush head optically blurs away the appearance of lines, pores and imperfections
• Delivers an airbrushed, flawless finish
• Cruelty-free

My Review

This is a lovely brush! It is super soft and fluffy and it gently buffs product into the skin for a flawless finish. I have used it with the incredible IT Cosmetics CC Cream (my shade is Fair-Light) and I have also tested it with a range of other liquid foundations.

It does a brilliant job of applying, blending and airbrushing complexion products on to the skin and it feels so wonderful as you work it over the complexion. I have loved every brush I have tried from this brand, and this is no disappointment. It gives a lovely smooth blend.

To be completely honest, it’s pretty hard to vouch for the skincare benefits of the IT Cosmetics Heavenly Skin brush. However, I suppose it’s kind of reassuring that the brush hair has been infused with a cocktail of anti-ageing and antioxidant ingredients such as collagen and peptides. I’m not convinced that they can actually do anything to the skin but I’d love to know what you think?

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