Function: Buffed foundation or concealer application
Unique Feature: Dense with a double wedge flat and pointed head
Recommended Use: A multi-functional design for smaller areas of the face to apply liquid, cream and powder products uniformly on every curve, crease and angle.
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Conceal and CountourReally great brush with multiple uses. I use mine to contour, conceal, and smoke out my lower lash line. I
I'd like to improve my eyeshadow game. What brushes do I need to get a near perfect blended eyeshadow look?
Asked by: michelle17
Hello Michelle,
Great question! Please see below for our recommendations on the best blending brushes for eyeshadow:
E25 Blending: The slightly firm and rounded brush head will give you controlled blending. We recommend using this brush to blend colors together onto the lid with added control. You can also buff out harsh lines for a well-blended effect and sheer to medium coverage.
E40 Tapered Blending: The soft and fluffy rounded tip of this brush will give you a soft, blended crease. We recommend using just the tip to apply color, sweep back and forth through the crease for a diffused and blended finish for sheer coverage.
E44 Firm Blender: The firm, dense brush head will give you intense crease application. We recommend using this brush for an intense, even blending of the crease for strong color application or blending two shades together.
- Sigma Professional
