Private Label Round Concealer Buffing Brush With Synthetic Bristle

products stand out
by printing your
company logo
on the products
and packaging!
Private labeling
is an effect marketing
tool that allows
you to showcase
your brand and
differentiate your
products
from the competition. More and more
cosmetic brand and makeup artists are
having their own private label makeup
products line.
 
How much does our private labeling cost?
• There is a one-time fee(emboss way 40USD each mould size; silk printing 20USD each logo mould size) for us to produce your logo film and dye plates.
Note: Your order may require multiple moulds fee due to different component sizes.
• The custom brush set up fee is $10 per item, per order for every run.
Please note: your order may require multiple set ups due to different component sizes.
• The print fee is $0.3 per brush for labor cost when for sampling process
We require your final artwork in Adobe Illustrator or PDF format.
Bulk order or lager order printing cost in our offer unit cost will cover for you!
What is the minimum private label order?
• For makeup brushes, the minimum quantity is 500pcs for brush set, individual brushes is for 500pcs.
Special brush minimum will as detail communication!
• For makeup brushes cost, quantity discounts are available for larger orders.
 
Our services:
1. Free of charge to make the sample as your required.
2. OEM, ODM and OBM orders are available.
3. Customized designs and sizes available.
4. Customized quantities for each set are available.
5. Compliance with international quality control standards and inspection standards.
6. Duplication from other models are also available.
 
How to Care for Makeup Brushes
- Wipe off excess makeup left on brushes after each use. Use a soft cloth or tissue and take care not to
pull on the bristles too roughly.
- Store your brushes in a case to keep them dry and prevent dust build-up.
- Keep your brushes in a flat or upright position when storing to maintain their shape.
- Clean brushes regularly using a special cleaner or a combination of warm water and mild shampoo.
- Reshape the bristles after washing.
 

A Word on Brush Materials

The bristles on makeup brushes come in one of three forms: natural, synthetic, or hybrid. You may find sets that include brushes made of one type of bristle, or a mix of each. That mix is usually by design, since each type of bristle lends itself to a specific type of makeup.

Natural Bristles

Made from real animal hair, natural bristles have a porous structure that makes them perfect for picking up color from powder cosmetics, but they’re not as ideal for cream and liquid products.

Synthetic Bristles

Because synthetic bristles aren’t as absorbent as their natural counterparts, cream blushes and liquid foundation won’t get trapped their bristles, and they blend eyeshadow and other cosmetics to a natural finish without removing much color. They’re still no match for natural bristles when it comes to applying powders.

Hybrid Bristles

You can often spot hybrid brushes by their telltale two-tone design, as each individual bristle in is made of both natural animal hair and synthetic material. Combining these two materials creates a versatile tool that lends itself to applying and blending virtually any type of makeup.