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BrushArt

BrushArt is an Italian beauty-tools brand that sells makeup brushes, sponges and hair-styling accessories aimed at a young, trend-led audience.

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Glowpedia Editorial· Published 20 Jul 2026· primary sources: 2
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BrushArt
BrushArt
BrushArt
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Summary

Overview

BrushArt is an Italian beauty-tools brand that sells makeup brushes, sponges and hair-styling accessories aimed at a young, trend-led audience. It is one of the brands owned by GIVET SRL, a brand-development company based in Turin [1][10]. The line is positioned around affordable, social-media-driven tools rather than cosmetics or skincare, and it reaches shoppers chiefly through the online retailer Notino across Italy and Central and Eastern Europe.

The founding year of BrushArt itself is not stated on the brand's own materials or on its parent company's site, and no independent record of a launch date could be found. What is documented is the parent: GIVET SRL was registered in Italy on 14 March 2022 [9].

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Ownership

BrushArt sits within the portfolio of GIVET SRL, headquartered at Corso Vittorio Emanuele II in Turin [1]. GIVET describes itself as a company that "builds, scales, and elevates beauty brands," handling brand creation, go-to-market and marketing while outsourcing production; it says it works with 87 suppliers across more than 13 countries for formulation, manufacturing and packaging [8][9]. In practice that makes GIVET a brand house rather than a manufacturer, and BrushArt one label among several it operates.

GIVET lists BrushArt alongside sister brands including Novellista, I/ME, SKINSOO, Iconique Professional, NOBEA, Saffee, Korika and Mediblanc [10]. The company says it operates in more than 27 countries [10]. Because BrushArt's founding date is unrecorded, it is not clear whether GIVET created the brand or acquired an existing one; the documented facts establish only the ownership relationship, not BrushArt's origin.

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Philosophy & positioning

BrushArt frames itself as, in its own words, a "high performing, yet seriously affordable beauty brand created in the name of play" [1]. The company sets out a mission to "repaint the beauty game" with tools meant to push creative boundaries and encourage self-expression, and it explicitly rejects perfectionism: its products, the brand says, "are made to be experimented with. Create, mess up, then try again" [2].

The positioning rests on four stated pillars — trendy, affordable, quality and inclusive — and leans heavily on social-media culture, with copy inviting customers to pick up "that shiny new TikTok tool" [1]. The brand's tagline is "Beauty Beyond Boundaries"; on GIVET's portfolio page it is also described as "beauty tools for endless exploration" [10]. No vegan, cruelty-free or sustainability claims appear on the brand's microsite, and some products, such as its boar-bristle hairbrushes, use animal-derived materials.

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Products

The range is built around tools and accessories rather than colour cosmetics. On the makeup side it includes brushes for blush, concealer and eyeshadow, beauty sponges, powder puffs and cleaning accessories. Named items include the Make-up Sponge Basic, the Soft Glam Makeup Brush Set — described as five tools in a pouch — and the Professional B4 Blush Brush.

The hair category covers boar-bristle paddle brushes, ceramic round brushes, a heatless curling set marketed as a way to create waves "with no risk of heat damage," scalp scrub brushes and satin scrunchies. The brand's on-site tutorial content is limited, centred on a single guide to its heatless curling set, with further material directed to its social channels.

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Distribution

BrushArt operates a single-page microsite in seven languages — English, Czech, Slovak, Polish, Hungarian, Romanian and Italian — whose main call to action sends visitors to the cosmetics retailer Notino rather than to an in-house shop [1]. Notino, a Czech-based retailer, functions as the brand's primary sales channel, which is reflected in customer reviews drawn largely from its Czech and Slovak sites. Notino, writing as a retailer, describes BrushArt as "a youthful brand that's setting trends in makeup, hair care and styling" and as offering "everything a true It Girl needs" [12].

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Current status

BrushArt is active. Its microsite carries a 2026 copyright notice and continues to list products through Notino, and it maintains accounts on Instagram and TikTok under the handle @brushart.official [1]. The brand's reach is concentrated in continental Europe — Italy and the Central and Eastern European markets served by its parent and by Notino — rather than being a single-country or fully global operation.

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From the fact base

Facts & evidence

Documented facts from Glowpedia's fact base — every row carries a source.

Signature products#

BrushArt Make-up Sponge Basic

Dense yet bouncy sponge for precise and smooth makeup application↗ brushart.it

BrushArt Soft Glam Makeup Brush Set

Five essential tools in a makeup pouch for creating flawless soft glam looks↗ brushart.it

BrushArt Professional B4 Blush Brush

Soft and flexible brush for pigment application so precise it will make you blush↗ brushart.it

BrushArt Hair Heatless Hair Curling Set

Styling set for creating effortless waves with no risk of heat damage.↗ brushart.it

BrushArt Hair Boar Bristle Paddle Hairbrush

Gentle hairbrush for detangling and smoothening hair of any length.↗ brushart.it

Mentioned in#

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Notino — BrushArt is described as 'a youthful brand that's setting trends in makeup, hair care and styling, offering hair brushes, makeup brushes and products to take care of them, as well as cosmetic bags in cool designs.' Listed as a retailer-curated brand on Notino's UK, IE, CZ, SK, and other EU sites.↗ notino.co.uk

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Market data

Where to buy

Availability in the Nordics

Where the brand is sold according to Glowjakt's price data, per market.

Marketproductsin stockstoresPrice range
Sweden16815618 SEK – 405 SEK
Denmark16114915.50 DKK – 275 DKK
Finland16415510.70 € – 36.90 €

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Ingredient data

Ingredients across the range

Key ingredients across BrushArt's range, from the ingredient lists of 3 of 168 products in Sweden.

Most common key ingredientsCastor oil1 prod.Cocoa butter1 prod.Glycerin1 prod.Hyaluronic acid1 prod.Mica1 prod.Panthenol1 prod.Retinol1 prod.Sea salt1 prod.
May affect sensitive skinAlcohol denat1 prod.Fragrance1 prod.Mineral oil1 prod.Phenoxyethanol1 prod.Propylene glycol1 prod.
Shares
67%
fragrance-free
67%
with no animal-derived ingredient identified
67%
with no hit in the “may affect sensitive skin” group

Share of products with a known ingredient list. “None identified” means nothing matched our ingredient groups, not that the product is free of them.

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See also

Related brands

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References

Sources

T1 primary · T2 secondary · T3 note
  1. [1]T1brushart.it/enbrushart.it (brand site)
  2. [2]T1brushart.it/enbrushart.it (brand site)
  3. [8]T2givet.itgivet.it (brand site)
  4. [9]T2givet.it/en/aboutgivet.it (brand site)
  5. [10]T2givet.it/en/brandsgivet.it (brand site)
  6. [12]T3notino.co.uk/brushart/notino.co.uk