Cloud Paint Cheek Brush

Glossier Cloud Paint Cheek Brush is one tool with two blush jobs. One end hides a twist-up tapered fibre brush for powders; the other is a silicone tip shaped to blend liquids the way your fingers would. It caps shut at both ends, so it travels in a bag without shedding or smearing.

What it actually does

• Handles both blush textures. Glossier built it as a dual-ended tool for liquid as well as powder formulas, so one brush covers your whole blush drawer.
• Twist-up fibre end. The tapered synthetic bristles retract into the barrel, which is what makes it genuinely travel-friendly rather than just small.
• Silicone tip for liquids. The soft, non-absorbent end is designed to behave like fingertips — and because silicone doesn't soak anything up, your product goes onto your face instead of into the brush.
• Buildable by design. Glossier rates the coverage as buildable, so you can keep the first pass sheer and add more.
• Synthetic bristles, vegan and cruelty-free per the brand.

How to use

1. Powder blush: pull the cap off the fibre end and twist the barrel up until the bristles appear.
2. Swirl or tap into your powder, then buff it onto the cheek using small circles.
3. Twist the bristles back down into the barrel before you re-cap — this is what protects the shape.
4. Liquid blush: uncap the silicone end instead and tap the colour out and across the cheek until the edges disappear.

Tip: the silicone end rinses clean under warm water in seconds, so you can switch from liquid to powder mid-face.

Questions

Does it only work with Glossier blushes?

No. Glossier designed it around Cloud Paint and Cloud Paint Plush, but the brand states it suits any liquid or powder blush you already own.

Is it good for travel?

That's the point of it. The fibre end retracts inside the barrel and both ends cap, so nothing bends or transfers colour inside a makeup bag.

Are the bristles animal hair?

No — the bristles are synthetic, and Glossier lists the brush as vegan and cruelty-free.

How long does delivery take?

Delivery takes 3 to 21 working days, depending on availability. In-stock items arrive at the shorter end of that window; pieces we bring in for you take longer. We'll message you if anything is delayed.

How can I pay, and what if it arrives damaged?

We accept credit card, debit card, Instapay and mobile wallets — no cash on delivery. If an item reaches you defective, damaged or expired, tell us within 1 day of delivery and we'll refund to your original payment method within 15–30 days. Those are the only cases we can accept back.