This expertly crafted detail brush is perfect for experienced users and can also be a valuable tool for beginners looking to master the perfect wing. Slightly longer than DT1, this brush allows for longer, fluid strokes. Load the brush with product from the back of your hand or a palette, gently twirl it in a circular motion, and use back and forth strokes to evenly distribute the product through the brush. For even more precision, lead with the tapered tip and use smooth, fluid strokes. Avoid shaky hands with shorter strokes for better control. To maintain the cleanliness and longevity of your brushes, sanitize and remove product as needed using a brush cleaner, and wash with Pro Cleanse Solid Brush Soap once a week. Lay the brushes flat to dry. With such a wide selection available, it's important to first determine whether you want to deposit, blend, or diffuse, and then choose the appropriate brush. Firm brushes are ideal for depositing and blending, while soft, fluffy brushes work well for diff