For inner corners, aegyo-sal, and precise detail work
Use this brush after applying your base eyeshadow, when you're ready to add accent colors. After defining depth with a larger brush, reach for this one to precisely place highlighter or glitter on narrow areas like the inner corner or aegyo-sal.
Lay the flat side down and tap gently
Hold the brush so its flat side lies parallel to the skin, then tap color on gently. For the inner corner, stand the brush tip upright to deposit color precisely in that small area. For the aegyo-sal line, lay the brush flat and sweep lightly to create natural-looking volume. When working with glitter, load only a small amount onto the brush to ensure seamless adherence without fallout.
Wash weekly, dry flat
After each use, tap off residual powder onto a tissue. Wash the brush about once a week with a dedicated brush cleanser. Swirl gently in lukewarm water, then lay it flat on a towel to air-dry without squeezing out the water. The clamping assembly means you don't need to worry about the handle coming loose during washing, but drying it upright can allow water to seep into the ferrule.
Perfect match for powder shadows and glitter
The bristle type picks up both powder eyeshadow and glitter particles beautifully. Use it to highlight the inner corner with a pearl shadow or fill in the outer triangle with a contour shade. It delivers more vivid color payoff and cleaner application with powder formulas than with cream.
Protect bristle shape with the included cover
Because weasel hair bristles can splay over time and lose precision, store the brush with the included cover on. Keep it away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures, and avoid sharing for hygiene reasons. Replace the brush when the bristle tips start to fray or color payoff weakens.