Concealer Brush

The Clinique Concealer Brush narrows to a point at one end and flattens out along the side, which is really two tools in one shape. Clinique's description is a slim, tapered design meant both for pinpoint work and for smoothing concealer out evenly.

What it actually does

• Targets small marks. The pointed tip is intended for camouflaging individual imperfections — a blemish, a dark spot — without smearing product across clear skin around it.
• Covers wider areas with the flat side. Clinique calls out undereye circles and uneven tone as what the broader edge is for.
• Blends as well as places. The brand describes it as suited to smooth, even blending, so the same brush that puts concealer down can also work it into the skin.
• Protects the bristles. Clinique's antibacterial technology is built in to help keep the head protected — worth noting for a tool that spends its life near the eye area.

How to use

1. Squeeze a little concealer onto the back of your hand rather than straight onto your face.
2. Dip the tip in and paint it directly over the mark or shadow you want covered.
3. Blend gently outward until the edges disappear — Clinique's instruction is specifically gentle, not scrubbed.

Upkeep: Clinique recommends washing face brushes daily or weekly depending on use, and offers a spray-on Makeup Brush Cleanser for clearing residue build-up.

Questions

Tip or flat side — which do I use?

The tip for anything small and specific: a spot, a dark mark. The flat side for anything broad: under the eyes, patches of uneven tone. Most faces need both within the same minute.

Is a brush better than fingers for concealer?

A brush places product more precisely, which usually means you use less of it and the coverage stays where it is needed. Fingers warm the formula but tend to spread it wider than intended.

How often should I clean it?

Clinique says daily or weekly, depending on how frequently you use it. Concealer is a dense formula, so this is one of the brushes worth washing on the frequent end.

How long does delivery take?

Delivery takes 3 to 21 working days, depending on availability. Items in stock arrive sooner; anything brought in to order takes longer.

Payment and returns?

Credit card, debit card, Instapay and mobile wallets — no cash on delivery. Returns apply to defective, damaged or expired items only, reported within 1 day of delivery, with refunds issued to the original payment method within 15–30 days.