Unique Feature: Long, slightly firm bristles
Function: Creates precise application to the crease
Recommended Use: Blend powder products onto small areas of the eye
Coverage: Sheer to medium
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Misha from
Unique shape good for hooded eyesI am in my 50’s with lifelong hooded eyes. This brush helps create definition on the outer lid. That’s a tough area to define in my situation. With this brush I’m able to shade just the outer third of my lid without moving the color too high into the crease. It’s like a tiny blender brush for tight areas.
Date published: 2020-09-12
Rated 5 out of
5 by
effortlessallure from
I accidentally ordered thisI accidentally ordered this one instead of E35. I was clueless as how to use it. But, upon using, I realized that it's really useful in blending the colors on the transition area. It blends beautifully. I highly recommend this brush, even if you are a beginner.
Date published: 2021-04-13
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Domi from
Great for hooded eyesThis tiny brush is awesome for my small hooded eyes and gets right where I need it to definitely one of my go to brushes thank you sigma for making such amazing brushes I feel they are definitely worth the price <3
Date published: 2021-03-25
Rated 5 out of
5 by
kaycik1 from
so I love this brush because it's tiny enough to get in the crease and blend out you're eyeshadow in a smaller spot, and really work on a specific area. Fair price, no complaints on that. definately feel like everyone should have this size of a eyeshadow blending brush! Sigma Beauty Eye Shading E55
What is the difference between the E35 and the E36 brush they are very similar and looked identical. Thanks.
Asked by: Emily
The E35 brush has a dense fluffy brush head that specializes in diffusing colors in the crease and smoking it up and out, to give a natural finish to your eye look. The E36 is a precise blending brush that is not very dense, and specializes in concentrating color into the crease!
Answered by: Sigma Beauty Support
Date published: 2020-10-31
What is the difference between the E25 Blending Brush and the E36 Blending Brush?
Asked by: Myisha
The E36 is longer and less dense than the E25, making the E36 perfect for controlled crease application and diffusing your shadow. The E25 is a firmer blending brush, which is great for controlled blending as well as base shadow application.
Answered by: Sigma Beauty Support
Date published: 2020-07-06
Is the E36 made with synthetic bristles.
Asked by: FLH3
Hello,
The E36 Blending Brush is made with our SigmaTech® fibers. These fibers are our exclusive selection of high performance synthetic fibers engineered to outperform traditional animal hair. They feature technologically advanced filaments with specialized tips developed to hold and deliver cream and powder products without any absorption into the bristles. Built to last, SigmaTech® fibers are antibacterial, hypoallergenic, and will maintain their original shape and color even after multiple washes.
- Sigma Professional
Answered by: Lisa
Date published: 2020-01-09
I have to wonder why the E36 I received looks so different than the brush pictured here. The picture makes this brush look much denser and fuller than it really is?
Asked by: Jenn
Hello Jenn,
Thank you for your question. For your reference, all of our products are photographed in-house at our HQ and therefore may look different in person than the pictures provided. We would recommend washing your brush before using and then that will help reshape the bristles. If you feel like the brush is defective, we would recommend submitting a Warranty Claim on our website here: https://help.sigmabeauty.com/hc/en-us/categories/202681217-Warranty
- Sigma Professional
