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Nora's Bunny-Soft Powder Brush

Picture the softness you might feel by rubbing a tiny baby bunny against your cheek. Then multiply that by 12... and you've got this brush.
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I've been using the same old bristly powder brush to apply my bronzer every day for at least a year now, possibly two. It had never occurred to me that my morning makeup routine could actually be something I enjoyed. Poppycock, right?

But last night, while I was packing to house-sit for the week, I found this ultra fluffy brush by It Cosmetics nestled deep in the cavernous box beneath my bed that is my beauty bin. I used it to put on my faux glow this morning, and I'm telling you right now, I am NEVER going back. Don't even try to make me. Picture the softness you might feel by rubbing a tiny baby bunny against your cheek. Then multiply that by 12... and you've got this brush. Oh, and it's good for applying bronzer, too!

Here's where to get it.

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