Crescent Foundation Brushes
Choose a single-ended crescent brush or a dual-ended fishtail brush with a tail spatula. Both have synthetic-fibre bristles and a plastic handle. Each option is one brush.
Single-ended crescent brush — G1135
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | GECOMO |
| Model | NO.G1135 |
| Quantity | 1 piece |
| Materials | ABS + synthetic-fibre bristles |
| Brush length | 16.3cm / 6.41 inch |
| Brush width | 3cm / 1.18 inch |
Dual-ended fishtail brush
| Measurement | Value |
|---|---|
| Head width | 3cm |
| Bristle height | 1.3cm |
| Base of bristles to tail | 13.5cm |
Measurements are manually measured and may vary slightly. The 13.5cm dimension line runs from the base of the bristles to the tail.
Application
- Spread foundation with the curved brush face. Use the pointed corners for detail work.
- Pat the foundation with a separate puff, as shown in the application photographs.
The dual-ended option has a tail spatula for detailed application around the nose, forehead and chin. The separate puff and makeup shown in the demonstration are not included.
Cleaning
- Wet the brush head with clean water.
- Add cleanser and gently massage the bristles in circles with your fingertips.
- Blot excess water with a paper towel.
- Air-dry with the brush head facing down in a cool, ventilated place.
Application and brush details



Dual-ended brush demonstration
The complete demonstration shows the dual-ended option, including brush application, scooping and spreading with the spatula, and finishing with a separate puff. One brush is supplied; the puff and makeup are not included.














I mostly use the pointed corners of the crescent brush for under my eyes, and that detail work is honestly why I keep reaching for it. The 1.3cm bristle height on mine is short enough to control but still soft. Washes clean with just a bit of face wash, dries okay head-down overnight.
Bought the dual-ended one mainly for the tail spatula, and it does help around my nose and chin. Brush itself works well too, though it took me a couple tries to figure out the right pressure for the spatula.
The curved face spreads foundation smooth, no streaks on my cheeks.