After Base Makeup, During Eye Makeup
Use this brush after you've finished your eyeshadow, when you're ready to draw your eyeliner. It's especially useful when you want to create a sharp, lifted outer corner. The angled design is optimized for drawing winged liner rather than tightlining, so save it for the final step when you're defining your eye shape.
Use the Angled Edge with a Pressing Motion
Load the brush tip evenly with gel or liquid eyeliner, then fill in between your lashes along the lash line first. When drawing the wing, place the angled brush in your desired direction and press it down gently, or glide it lightly with a relaxed hand for a crisp, clean line. Holding the brush more upright gives you a thinner, more precise stroke.
Wipe Clean Immediately After Use to Remove Residue
Gel and liquid formulas are difficult to remove once they dry, so clean the bristles right after use with a brush cleanser or lukewarm water. Deep-clean with a dedicated cleanser about once a week, then lay the brush flat on a towel to air-dry. Drying it upright can cause water to seep into the ferrule.
Optimized for Gel and Liquid Eyeliners
The soft synthetic bristles work beautifully with both gel and liquid eyeliner formulas. They offer precise control when you're picking up product from a pot or tube, rather than using a pencil liner.
Use the Brush Cover to Maintain the Angled Shape
Store the brush with the included cover to prevent the angled tip from losing its shape. Keep it in a cool place away from heat and direct sunlight, and for hygiene reasons, avoid sharing with others. If the bristles start to splay or your lines become uneven, it's time to replace the brush.
