I DEW CARE SILICONE MASK BRUSH

i was doing a lot of research for a good silicon brush for face masks and i am so happy that i found this one. it works extremely well and applies masks evenly. it can be used to apply a range of different texture masks such as clay, cream, gel masks, etc. i love the design of the brush and definitely prefer the silicon brush over a regular bristle brush because it is easier to clean. i ended up purchasing another one as it is so good and it is now a staple in my facial mask routine. highly recommend. bravo i dew care.

This is lovely. I love using this to apply facial masks. It helps keep the application more sanitary and more even and it feels really nice smoothing product over the face. It arrived quickly and in great condition. Very reasonable price. It has a flat, smooth, silicone wedge-shaped spatula that forms the “brush.” Makes using masks easy and even more enjoyable.

I am a licensed esthetician. I bought this for all my products I have to scoop. I prefer a silicone spatula type of design so that I can scoop out the bottom at the end of a container. I was scared this was going to be huge, because I’m ONLY using it as scoop, NOT to apply face masks to large surface areas. This is like a mini face mask applicator! I LOVE how smol it is. I use it right now, twice daily for my cleansing balm & it’s PERFECT. I like the minimal cute design & will repurchase if lost or if I decide I want backups or travel ones or just separate ones in general

Absolutely loved this mask! My daughter and I both used it for our face last night and it was great for both our skin types! It went on smoothly (we bought a separate brush to apply). We let it sit for 1/2 hr (approx), and peeled it off easily. We both have sensitive skin and it left our faces smooth and glowing. Great price point too - would definitely recommend:)

Think of a silicone spatula in your kitchen, only smoother and kind of fan shaped. Now imagine spreading products on your face, like frosting a cake, except your face has a protruding nose and other angles not usually found on cakes. My point: this tool is great for flat parts of the face, and more tricky for angular parts. I don't think it actually makes you use less product, but if you have an aversion to touching creams, lotions, or clay type masks with your hands, it may be useful (I don't have that aversion). I suppose it may be more hygienic, in that you keep your fingers out of the pots of too.... But that may be the only real benefit. Overall.... Meh. I paid for it, I'll use it.