Browse Our Collection of Cosmetic Brushes

Makeup brushes really are the perfect tool for applying makeup quickly, cleanly, and with flawless results - so a good set of makeup brushes is essential. Not only do brushes make less mess, but they’re ideal for building your coverage to the levels you want.

Looking for the ultimate makeup brushes for your makeup bag? You’ve come to the right place…

Face Brushes

Everyone knows that for a polished makeup look, it all starts with your complexion. Whether you’re going for a more natural, pared-down look, or opting for full glam, foundation, concealer, bronzer, and highlighter can be built up into a smooth, glowing base.

And, to make all of this easier, you need the right face brushes. Thankfully, Sculpted has got you covered.

• Achieve a radiant base with our double-headed complexion brushes! Our Foundation Duo Brush features a soft buffer brush for flawless application at one end, and a tapered brush for precise contouring at the other; while our Concealer Duo Brush features fluffy and flat tapered heads for targeted application - so you can build your coverage in a way you want.
• For the brushes that can do it all, it has to be the Complexion Duo Brush and the Perfecting Duo Brush. This duo of duos are your new go-tos for flawless foundation, concealer, and cheek makeup application. Use the Complexion Duo to seamlessly blend foundation and concealer, then sculpt and define your cheeks with the Perfecting Duo for a lifted finish. 
• Finish off any look with a light dusting of setting powder using The Setter or our Set and Perfect Brush. These two help you add the finishing touches for effortlessly long-lasting makeup - so make sure you complete your kit with these essentials today.

Top tip: love our Satin Silk Longwear range? Elevate your application with the Stippling Duo Brush for effortless blending and a high-coverage finish with both our Satin Silk Longwear Foundation and Satin Silk Longwear Concealer.

Eye Brushes

They say eyes are the window to the soul, so frame your face with our collection of brow and eye brushes. Not sure where to get started? We’ve got you…

• Create perfectly defined eyes with our precision eye brushes. Use the Blender Duo Brush to buff and blend shadow across your eyelids and crease. Then, use the Definer Duo Brush to smoke out your lash line or add a pop of highlight to the inner corner for a dramatic or alluring finished look.
• Don’t forget your brows! For the ultimate sculpted brow, use the spoolie end of the Brow Duo Brush to brush up the hairs and create shape, then use Shape & Set to add colour and definition.

Top tip: once you’re happy with your brows, apply a little concealer using the flat brush to clean up the edges for ultimate definition.

Makeup Brush Sets

Just getting started, or want to refresh your makeup kit in one go? Our Essentials Volume 2 features five must-have dual-ended brushes for a full face - Foundation Duo, Powder Duo, Concealer Duo, Blending Duo and Defining Duo. 

This makeup brush set has everything you could need to create a perfectly blended base; simply start with the foundation and concealer brushes to smooth and cover where you want it. From there, add dimension and depth with bronzer and blush using the Powder Duo; and complete your look with the Blending Duo for seamless eyeshadow and the Defining Duo to add liner.

It’s that easy. Pick up yours now!

Luxurious, Glowing Skin Made Simple with Sculpted by Aimee Makeup Brushes

Our makeup brushes and sets are the perfect treat for you or a loved one to help you achieve a radiant, flawless makeup look. 

But, to make the most of your brushes, you need the right products. Discover our Complexion Collection to find your new go-to foundation, concealer, and more. Plus, at Sculpted by Aimee, all of our products are completely cruelty-free and vegan-friendly. 

And, we’re serious about looking after our planet too, so we’ve made sure our ReSculpted initiative makes recycling your empties super straightforward. Simply collect five empties, complete a returns form, and receive 1,000 Sculpted points. That’s £20 to spend on your next purchase.

Frequently Asked Questions

Still got questions? Find the answers you’re looking for below…

Q. How often should you clean your makeup brushes?

Dirt and old product can build up over time, so cleaning your makeup brushes regularly is essential to help protect your skin. Depending on the type of brush, you’ll want to clean them anywhere from once a week to once a month.

Not sure where to get started? We have a handy guide on How to Clean Your Makeup Brushes Like a Pro! right here.

Q. When should you replace your makeup brushes?

While it’s not an exact science, you should probably replace your brushes every couple of years. To help you know when you should replace your makeup brushes, be on the lookout for wear like: 

• Damaged or shedding bristles.
• Oily or stiff bristles that don’t resolve with cleaning.
• Misshapen brush heads.
• A lingering smell.

If you notice these signs, it’s time for a change.

Top tip: looking after your brushes properly, including regular cleaning, can help to extend their lifespan.

Q. What is the difference between a fluffy and a dense makeup brush?

Makeup brush heads are often described as fluffy or dense, but what does this actually mean?

• Fluffy brush heads have a looser concentration of bristles, for a softer, more diffused application. They’re perfect for applying powders where you want to build coverage with a lighter touch.
• Dense brush heads have more bristles that are tightly packed. This allows you to apply creams and liquids easily for more opaque coverage. You’ll want to use a dense brush head for cream concealers, liquid foundations etc where you want medium to fuller coverage.

Q. How do I store my makeup brushes?

At home, you want to store single-head brushes upright to prevent the bristles from warping or bending. For double-headed brushes, try and store them flat to protect both heads. 

Try to keep your brushes in a drawer, or covered with a case or lid to prevent dust from getting trapped in the bristles. 

Top tip: if you have multiple brushes, store them by use to make it easier to find the one you’re looking for.