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E60 Large Shader Brush - Black/Chrome

$18.00

Quickly cover the lid in color

Get a uniform application of even your most-intense shades quickly using this large, SigmaTech® brush and a single swipe across the lid.

Function: Quickly cover the lid in color

Unique Feature: Large, flat brush head

Recommended Use: Apply eyeshadow base or cream color for quick, even coverage

Coverage: Medium to Full

FIBERS
Exclusive synthetic, antimicrobial fibers
Engineered to better hold, apply + blend product

FERRULES
Durable, corrosion-resistant SigmaAlloy™ ferrules
Precious-metal plating for shine + strength

HANDLES
Responsibly sourced, lightweight wood handles
8 coats of paint + primer for lasting beauty

E60 Large Shader Brush - Black/Chrome is rated 5.0 out of 5 by 1.

Rated 5 out of 5 by BunnyHoney22 from Emily Noel 83 favorite So glad I finally bought this after watching my favorite YouTuber use this year after year! She uses it many different ways including patting on/deepening outer corner then flipping to wedge into outer crease a bit that blows my mind how quick it transforms the eye shape, then blends either with E25 or E40

Date published: 2020-11-22

Is this brush as large as the MAC 252? Do the bristles taper down at all on the flat (paddle) sides?

Asked by: Jackie

This is nothing like the 252 I have the OG from decades ago. This is a good brush but it’s not the 252

Answered by: Holly

Date published: 2022-06-13

Hi Which packing brush would you recommend for apply intense colour on the lid to get the most pigment, I am confused between e20 and e50, the e60 is too big for me. 

Asked by: Rukshana

E60 Large Shader Brush - Black/Chrome

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Is this brush as large as the MAC 252? Do the bristles taper down at all on the flat (paddle) sides?

Hi Which packing brush would you recommend for apply intense colour on the lid to get the most pigment, I am confused between e20 and e50, the e60 is too big for me.&nbsp;

Hi Which packing brush would you recommend for apply intense colour on the lid to get the most pigment, I am confused between e20 and e50, the e60 is too big for me.