Da Vinci Mask brush

This specialised tool is ideal for the even application of masks and similar cosmetic textures. The Da Vinci Mask Brush No. 40 is characterised by its particularly strong synthetic fibres, which offer noticeable resistance compared to softer versions. This specific firmness of the light-coloured bristles can help to pick up even firmer consistencies or rich pastes in a controlled manner and apply them precisely to the skin. The wide, flat and rectangular shape of the brush head allows larger areas of the face, neck or décolleté to be covered quickly. Handmade in Germany, the product combines traditional manufacturing techniques with modern, durable materials. A light wood-look handle gives the brush an attractive, natural appearance, while the robust metal ferrule holds the fibres securely. As synthetic materials are used, cleaning the surface is usually uncomplicated. There is also a functional hole at the end of the handle. This is used to hang the brush upside down after cleaning so that residual moisture can optimally escape from the ferrule and the shape is retained in the long term. The SPA series lettering can be found on the handle, which indicates that the brush belongs to this professional segment.

Equipped with strong, resistant synthetic fibres

Wide, rectangular shape for working over large areas

Handmade in Germany

Handle in wood look with practical hanging hole for drying

Part of the professional SPA series

A double-sided brush applies the masks quickly and efficiently and allows them to be wiped off quickly if there is too much.

The extra wide mask brush is ideal for clay masks, not only on the face but especially on the body.

The fan-shaped mask brush allows you to apply a wide variety of skincare products to the face in a wafer-thin layer.

Mask brushes with a short head are particularly good for applying scrubs and masks that have a coarser texture.

Brushes with a silicone head pick up all types of masks, apply them evenly to the face and are particularly easy to clean.

To apply a mask to the eyes only, a brush with a small head and slightly shorter, soft bristles is ideal.