Function: Apply + combine shadow shades
Unique Feature: Slightly firm, rounded brush head
Recommended Use: Blend colors onto the lid and buff out harsh lines
Coverage: Sheer to Medium
Rated 5 out of
5 by
adkvet from
An absolute stapleI have purchased this bursh a couple of times because it is so useful that having a couple on hand is a must. It is the perfect all around brush whether you are trying to just apply color all over the lid or creating a smokey eye.
Date published: 2018-11-09
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Daisy2010 from
My favoriteThis is probably my favorite eye brush. I use this to pack shadow on my outer v and blend it into my crease.
Date published: 2018-06-21
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Hill from
ExcellentThis brush applies and buffs shadow in the crease beautifully.
Date published: 2019-02-03
Rated 3 out of
5 by
jen_ from
Not as good as before...I have an E25 from around 2012-2013, and it's great. It still performs well now, but I decided to grab a new one a few weeks ago. The new one doesn't seem to be as dense as the old one... I find it a bit too floppy for what I use it for. It works fine, but I'm disappointed there seems to be less bristles. (Makes me wonder about the rest of the line that's been around for a while.) I can't believe I'm saying this, but I don't think I'd repurchase since they seem to be different now.
Date published: 2021-06-01
Rated 5 out of
5 by
seahorse12 from
best brush ever!I've been using this brush for a while now and it is the best! Easy to use and can go in thin lines and also make beautiful gradations. Love it!
Yes, the E25 is currently out of stock. In the meantime, try looking at the E27 brush! It is the same exact shape, just a smaller version of the E25.
Answered by: Sigma Beauty
Date published: 2021-11-29
what’s the difference between E25 and E27 brush?
Asked by: Em14
The E27 is the Detail (or smaller) version of the E25!
Answered by: Sigma Beauty Support
Date published: 2021-09-04
Is this out of stock?
Asked by: Katrina54
Hello Katrina,
As of January 2, 2019, the E25 Blending Brush is in stock on our website! Please clear your browser history and cookies to ensure you can see the updated version of SigmaBeauty.com. We update our inventory levels on a constant basis.
- Sigma Professional
Answered by: Lisa
Date published: 2019-01-04
I can't add this product to the cart?????
Asked by: BOLI
Hi Boli,
We do apologize for any inconvenience. As of today, December 26, 2018, the E25 Blending Brush is now in stock on our website.
- Sigma Professional
Answered by: Lisa
Date published: 2019-01-04
I need a response ASAP: I already have an RMS eyeshadow brush. Don't know the difference between E25, E35, E40, but which brush blends different colours on the lid effortlessly, on certain areas, STAYS on the lid and has excellent diffusing effect?
Asked by: Emmeline
Hello Emmeline,
Please see below for the differences between the E25, E35, E40.
E25 Blending: The lightly 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. It will help you to buff out harsh lines for a well-blended effect.
E35 Tapered Blending: The longer, slightly firm bristles will give you controlled application of crease color. We recommend using this brush with just the tip of the brush to pick up color, apply product directly onto the crease and sweep through. Effect is blended, but defined.
E40 Tapered Blending: The soft and fluffy rounded tip will give you a soft and fluffy rounded tip. We recommend using this brush with just the tip to apply color, sweep back and forth through the crease for a diffused and blended finish.
- Sigma Professional
Answered by: Lisa
Date published: 2021-09-21
What brush is good for glitter and shimmer shadows?
Asked by: Jennifer
Hello Jennifer,
We would highly recommend these brushes:
E48 Pointed Crease™: The long, pointed wispy brush head will give you controlled crease application. It gives you sheer coverage, which is perfect for glitter shadows.
E55 Eye Shading: The soft and dense bristles on this brush head will give you even application of color and will help you place color across the entire lid for even and strong application.
E56 Shader - Lid: The fine oval tapered tip will create precise color application with glitter and shimmer shadows, for medium to full coverage.
- Sigma Professional
Answered by: Lisa
Date published: 2021-01-10
I don't like how the description for the bristles says exclusive Sigma fibers. Please be upfront and honest about what exactly the bristles are made out of. This looks like a goat hair brush?
Asked by: Amanda
Hello Amanda,
We do apologize for any confusion. Our exclusive Sigma fibers are called SigmaTech® + SigMax®, both which are high performance synthetic fibers engineered to outperform traditional animal hair. Please see below for the differences between these two fibers.
SigmaTech® Fibers features technologically advanced filaments with specialized tips developed to hold and deliver cream and powder products without any absorption into the bristles. These bristles are built to last and will maintain their original shape and color even after multiple washes.
Sigmax® Fibers features premium filaments engineered for outstanding softness, heat and chemical resistance, mechanical strength and high durability.
- Sigma Professional
Answered by: Lisa
Date published: 2021-11-06
I love my E25 brush, but is there also a smaller version of this brush?
Asked by: Nikki
Hello Nikki,
While there is not a specifically smaller version of the E25 Blending Brush, we do have brushes that function similarly! We would highly recommend the E32 Exact Blending Brush for precise blending, the E44 Firm Blender Brush for intense crease application, or the E43 Domed Blending™ Brush for comfortable blending of cream or powder.
- Sigma Professional
