Change the head.
Keep the brush.
Wash the head, not the handle. Swap the head, not the brush. The coupling that makes it work is machined in Korea to hold without play.
Only the head comes off.
Off in one hand,
on in the other.
The handle stays dry. Only the head goes under water. A coupling that seats without play is the whole of this system.
Four reasons it holds up.
Wash the head only
The handle never soaks, so it never swells, loosens, or takes a day to dry.
Replace the head only
When the bristles are spent, one head is what you buy — not a whole brush.
One handle, many jobs
Powder, contour, blush — swap heads on the same handle as you work.
Pack the heads
Heads are small enough to drop in a pouch. Travel without the bulk.
Soft where it counts.
Looks Clean. Isn't
Poor storage breeds bacteria. Long use wears it down.
JUST, REPLACE.
Every head, same fit.
Three handles. Heads by type.
Powder · Shading · Contour
For the large heads that sweep the whole face. The densest line in the range.
Foundation · Blush
Medium heads built for liquid formulas — coverage and blending in one pass.
Eye · Lip · Concealer
Slim heads for the narrow work around eyes and lips. The widest selection.
Seventeen heads.
Any head fits any handle of the same type. Build the set you actually use.
The part no one
looks at.
Most replaceable-head brushes buy the coupling as a generic module. A few months in, it loosens and starts to rattle. We machine ours in the Korean shop that used to cut marine parts.
We did not rush the product.
Lufra handles design, final assembly, and inspection itself. The metal coupling — the part that decides whether the brush lasts — is machined at a precision shop in Korea. Bristles and housings come from vetted suppliers abroad. The heart of the product is made at home.
Partnership & supply
We work with beauty academies, salons, studios, and retail channels. Samples and price lists on request.