Function: Precisely apply + blend concealer
Unique Feature: Small, steeply angled, triangular brush head
Recommended Use: Reach corners and crevices with the angled edge to press and blend concealer onto the skin
Coverage: Medium to Full
Rated 3 out of
5 by
Sophi from
Not my faveI wanted to love this. In theory this seemed awesome. Upon trying it I found it to be extremely scratchy and rough for a brush designed for the direct under eye area. It serves its purpose but I rarely use it. Discouraged by the discomfort. I end up using my finger. I also find it loses its shape and structure with washing. And yes, I know how to wash my brushes. I think $20 is pretty steep for the quality.. or lack thereof.
How is this different from the F66 and the P88.
Do they all do the same is one more efficient or more comfortable to use
Asked by: Licia825
Like the F66 brush, the P87 brush is also great for concealing. However, the P87 comes to a fine tip that is great for applying concealer with precision, and getting hard to reach areas. The P88 brush also comes to a fine tip for concealing hard to reach areas, and is a bit denser than the P87 brush, to ensure full coverage. The F66 and P88 brushes are very similar in usage, but the P88 will provide fuller coverage and comes with a precise tip for close application. For under eye concealing, I would recommend P88 brush, if you prefer the fullest coverage possible.
