Urban DecayUD Pro Contour Shapeshifter Brush

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Ready to take your contouring skills to the next level? The double-ended UD Pro Contour Shapeshifter Brush by Urban Decay features a domed brush on one end for contouring, color-correcting and blending, plus a large fan brush on the other end for highlighting. It's the ultimate blend of form and function. Mastering contouring techniques takes practice, and using the right tools makes all the difference. No matter what look you're going for, the UD Pro Contour Shapeshifter Brush has you covered. The domed brush makes it easy to lay down a lot of product and blend out the edges. Stipple on color to get the payoff you desire, then buff the edges to diffuse. The fan brush lays down just the right amount of highlighter for that flawless, glowy, "I woke up like this" look.

Product Features
- Specifically developed to use with Naked Skin Shapeshifter (Urban Decay's triple-purpose palette that contains everything you need to contour, color-correct and highlight)
- Artist-quality and cruelty free
- Easy on the eyes
- Super-soft, synthetic hair mimics real hair, from the feel to the pickup and laydown
- Synthetic brush hair doesn't hold on to gross bacteria the way porous animal hair can, so it's easier to clean and more hygienic
- 100% Cruelty Free
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Ratings & Reviews

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6 years ago

perfect for contour and highlight

The fan side gives a light dusting, ideal for powder, and the contoured side is perfect for liquid or cream highlight.

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Customer review from urbandecay.com

6 years ago

from Barnegat, NJ

A must have for contour and highlight

I was on the fence about this brush but after watching YouTube videos of people using it, I had to have it. I’m glad I purchased it. It works beautifully and does exactly what it says. I love it.

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Customer review from urbandecay.com

7 years ago

from New York, NY

I LOVE IT

I was on the fence with this one, until one day I saw it on sale half price. I took a chance and purchased it and must say it is worth the retail price and had I known I would have brought it much sooner. This brush helps take my contour to another level...I would be lost without it. Thanks UD!

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Customer review from urbandecay.com

7 years ago

from Morton Illinois

Don’t use it as much as I thought I would

Great brush if you regularly do your makeup possibly I don’t use it as much as I thought I would. I don’t think you need this brush to go along with the shape shifter contour palette

Customer review from urbandecay.com

7 years ago

from Puerto Rico

In Love

Super soft nice product, nice to clean and storage.

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Customer review from urbandecay.com

8 years ago

from Wixom, MI

So soft!

It really enhances your features and gets all places on your face.

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Customer review from urbandecay.com

8 years ago

Still learning

I'm knew to contouring and I use with my shape shifter pallet that I love. I've gotten the hang of the thing round end but I can't figure out how to effectively use the "feathered out end" it's too wide for the wells of the shape shifter pallet but does a nice sheer highlight but idk maybe that's not the purpose of this. Anyways I would recommend to use this with that pallet. I had used other brands brushes with the pallet and I wasn't pleased. This works better I just need more practice.

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Customer review from urbandecay.com

8 years ago

super soft

UD makes great brushes and this is no exception. a little pricey but most good brushes cost a pretty penny. I needed a new brush and this was a good replacement.

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Customer review from urbandecay.com