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Boyd's Duo Shadow Brush, #7

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$11 $22 In stock

Category: Makeup Accessories

About Boyd's Duo Shadow Brush

Description: Create the perfect look for your eyes with our specially designed duo shadow brush. This durable and finely crafted brush features dyed-tip goat hair and black dowel handles with black ferrules.

Double-ended, precision, professional makeup brushes

Pointed tip filaments deliver luxury and precision to every application

Usage: Swirl the duo shadow brush into your favorite product and enjoy the soft and smooth application.

Brush applicator allows you to smudge, shade, and/or smooth shadows to preference; suitable for powder and cream formulas

About the Brand: The legacy of Boyd’s is one of classic beauty and glamour. Situated on Madison Avenue and 61st Street in Manhattan, Boyd’s Cosmetics was the beauty destination for fabulous New York women of the 1960s, 70s, and 80s.

Originally named 'Boyd’s Chemists' in the 1940s, the apothecary faced overwhelming competition when discount drug stores began to crop up in the '60s. That's when Carol Fader, Boyd's Vice President, and co-owner combined her keen imagination with her love of fashion, culture, and make-up to spark an avant-garde revolution in the cosmetics industry. 

 

 

 

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Eli J. ★★★★★

The dyed-tip goat hair picks up pigment just as evenly as the brushes I've paid triple for, and the firm handle gives me real control during blending. It's held up through daily washing without a single stray hair shedding, which honestly surprised me for the price.

Richard Z. ★★★★★

I’ve been through a drawer of shadow brushes that shed or scratch, but this one’s dyed-tip goat hair is dense enough to blend a crease in one pass, and the handle feels sturdy in my hand. It’s become my go-to for both quick morning looks and slower evening ones.

Leo ★★★★★

The dyed-tip goat hair is just the right firmness for blending without scratching the lid, and the tapered shape gets into the crease easily. I've been reaching for it every morning since it arrived, and the color payoff looks way more even than with my old sponge applicators.