Rated 5 out of
5 by
Ham88 from
Love itI contemplated between this and the E40 just for blending everything in at the end. I’m glad I went with this one because the E40 would have been to big for what I was looking for. I have big eyes but hooded eye lids. I’ve tried morphe, real techniques and etc. the quality, softness and no shedding is great! Zero regrets about these brushes!
Date published: 2021-02-25
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Sherryl from
AwesomeOne of the best blending brush. Its nice and soft and blends colors beautifully. I love sigma brushes.
Is the E35 smaller than the E40? What is the difference between the two?
Asked by: Rosie
The shape of the E35 and E40 brushes are very similar. The E35 is about 2/3 the size of the E40 brush as the E40 is extremely fluffy. Since the E35 is shorter and less fluffy, it provides more control over your blending!
Answered by: Sigma Beauty Support
Date published: 2021-07-30
Is E35 good for smaller eyes? I have smaller almond hooded eyes
Asked by: Niknak
The E35 is a great blending brush but may be too large of a brush for some eyes/eye shapes. The E39 - Buff and Blend or E25 - Blending brush are great options for blending brushes that provide more control!
Answered by: Sigma Beauty Support
Date published: 2021-06-28
is there any difference between the brush with copper and black and silver and black?
Asked by: aves0385678
Hello,
The E35 Tapered Blending Brush is available in two different versions - Black/Chrome + Black/Copper. The difference is simply in the color of the ferrule of the brush - which is either Chrome or Copper, otherwise, they are the same high quality brush and will provide you with the same function.
- Sigma Professional
Answered by: Lisa
Date published: 2020-02-14
What's the difference between the E35 and E36?
Asked by: Maria
Please see below for the differences between the E35 and E36:
E35 - Tapered Blending: This SigmaTech® fiber brush is best used when applying and blending out transitions shades in the crease. The longer, slightly firmer bristles will give you a controlled application of color.
E36 - Blending: This smaller SigmaTech® fiber brush is best used for a more concentrated color in the crease and corners of the eye. The long, slightly firm bristles help to blend color into the smaller areas of the eye.
