Types of Eye Makeup Brushes

Makeup brushes are one of the most important accessories in your cosmetic bag because not only do they make the application process easier but they also can improve the ultimate outcome of your look. There are many different types of eye makeup brushes kit on the market and the purposes of the brushes are different. So according to your taste you have to choose the right one.

Now we take a look about which brushes do what in the Eyes:

• LID: Look for a natural-bristled brush that is dense yet thin, tapered and medium in length. Most of the female person like to use this brush is to wet it first with a little bit water, tap off the excess then dip it in a shadow in swirling motions to create a glue of a sort. After that swirl it on the back of your hand to perfect the consistency and to smooth away any clumps, then brushes it over your entire lid for a more intense impression with longer staying power.
  

 

• CREASE: Here if we want a tapered angle crease brush made of natural bristles that fits perfectly in the crease for when we want to do a smoky eye.

• SMUDGE: This brush evolved in the last few years and quickly has become a favorite of all! A lot of people don’t want their liner on the bottom lid to look like a “line” So for years we would smear it with our ring finger to create more of a shadow. But a smudge brush is much more efficient. Look for one with a flat head, short and dense natural bristles as it devotes you the best precision for smoking outlines.

• BLENDING: This Pony Tail brush works as a windshield wiper, sweeping to and fro over both the lid and crease to blend all colors together and polish away any hard edges.

•  BROW: Searching for a double-ended brow brush that has a spooky (looks like a mascara wand) on one end and a slanted brush on the other end so we can brush them up and over before we fill them in with a powder.

• LINER: Because there are so many amazing long-lasting gel liners out there now you’ll need a liner brush.  The slanted liner brush is also suitable for swiping across a Kajal pencil then using it to line with more precision.

     Of course there are many more eye brushes out there in the market and I’m not suggesting you bound yourself to these seven, but these really are all you’ll ever demand.

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