Koyomo hana Walnut Shibucha Shadow Brush / Goat Sokoho Yomo

Feel the warmth of wood in your hand. The handle is made from walnut, famous as a material for high-quality furniture. Tsubokawa Mohitsu have emphasized the warmth and quality feel of the wood. The roundness of the handle is soft and feminine. This brush will make your time using it relaxed and warm.

What is Sokoho Yomo? It is hair from around the neck and chest area of young goats, which has been subjected to little wear and tear. The hair is sufficiently long, and is the highest-quality among all goat hair. Its characteristics are the perfect balance of firmness and softness, and, in particular, the roots are thick and have resilience.
The highest-quality hair for brushes, known as "Koyomo", is hair that has been taken from goats living in the Yangtze region of China, in the 1970s or before, and is precious due to its rarity. Brushes using "Koyomo" confirmed as being from this period, are coated in cuticles up to the hair tip, and have delicate tips, which means that they feel smooth on the skin and have no friction. The brushes also last a long time, becoming more adapted the more they are used, and as make-up brushes they are unparalleled. It comes with a presentation box.

The tapered tip is great for along the crease of the eye to softly blend shadow and make eyes appear larger. It evenly and smoothly delivers product to the creases of the eyes for a dramatic look. You can use it for highlighting the inner corner and under the brow.
Softness (degree 1-10): 7
Usage: Eyeshadow

[Important Information Before Purchase]

Handmade Quality: These makeup brushes are handmade.

Strict Inspection: Each brush undergoes strict inspection by the manufacturer before shipment.

Care Instructions: If you notice minor issues such as slight deviations in shape or the loss of a few hairs, we recommend washing the brushes with a gentle brush cleaner, reshaping them, and drying them in the shades. They will generally return to their original shape in this process.

Minor Issues Policy: Please note that minor imperfections-such as slight shape deviations, loss of a few hairs, or unnoticeable tiny damages-are not considered defects and do not qualify for a refund.