Function: Blend colors into crease
Unique Feature: Small, rounded brush head
Recommended Use: Softly and precisely blend colors into the crease for a diffused effect
Coverage: Sheer to Medium
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Passion10096 from
Great for detail and hooded or small eyesThis brush is amazing I hope sigma keeps this line of smaller brushes it helps so much for my hooded eyes getting into smaller spaces for small eyes it’s about time!!
Date published: 2019-07-29
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Jennifer47 from
Awesome BrushI bought this off Amazon from one of the approved sellers. I love this brush. I have hooded eyes and this thing effortlessly deposits and blends color right where I need it and allows me to bring the crease up a bit. Very happy I purchased this and hope it holds up well.
Date published: 2019-11-14
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Melody from
Soft and good for bleding linesI have medium hooded eyelids and this brush it's a little small but is soft and good for bleding lines. I think it will become one of my favorites.
Date published: 2020-11-05
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Fernando from
Perfect for blending and diffusing eyeshadowI received this brush about a week ago and I've created multiple looks already. This brush never fails to create a seamless blend in any look. I fully recommend this brush
What is the difference between E40, E42, E35, E36? I'd like to buy a good blending brush, but I'm a little bit confused about the large selection :) Which ones do you recommend? Thank you for your help!
Asked by: Sophia
The E40 is our fluffiest blending brush, and is great for blending colors out from the crease for a diffused, gradient finish to your eye look. The E42 is precise and firm, and perfect for picking up pigment and packing in into the crease, or smoking out color on the lid with control.The E35 is a smaller version of the E40 brush, for people who prefer more control over their blending, but is still pretty fullfy. The E36 brush is a very sparse blending brush that was created for detail blending, and mixing colors on the lid. The E33 brush has the same qualities as the E36, but is shorter and therefore provides maximum control over your eye look!
Answered by: Sigma Beauty Support
Date published: 2020-11-24
What is the difference between the e42 & e33? I have hooded lids (44 yrs old) so I don’t have as much space as these InstaGirls
Asked by: MLee
The E42 brush is a firm and more dense blending brush, that does a great job of picking up + applying pigments, as well as blending them out. The E33 brush is a fairly sparse blending brush that specializes in diffusing and smoking out color, for the most natural finish to your eye look. Both of these detail brushes are perfect for mature eyes, hooded eyelids, and smaller eye lids!
Answered by: Sigma Beauty Support
Date published: 2020-10-16
When will this brush be available again?
Asked by: Bellcourt
This brush is estimated to come back on the website late January! It currently is available at our authorized retailer, Dillards! https://www.dillards.com/p/sigma-beauty-e33-detail-diffuse-crease-brush/509967232?singleProductResult=e33
Answered by: Sigma Beauty Support
Date published: 2020-06-26
Should I get the E33 or the E36? I’m looking for a fluffy small brush.
Asked by: Ashley
Both the E33 and E36 are perfect for detailed diffusing, however the E36 is less dense and specializes with fading out colors for the most natural finish to your eye look. The E33 is perfect for smaller eyes and eyelids, as it is a bit more dense and provides more controlled blending, helping you stay within any boundaries.
Answered by: Sigma Beauty Support
Date published: 2020-10-16
how is this differt from e45?
Asked by: yolindi
The E45 is tapered and very defined at the tip, which is great for crease application of pigment, followed by blending.The E33 has a similar shape to our E38, but is much lighter and fluffier. This brushes specialty is diffusing shadow to create a smoky effect!
