During Point Makeup: Creating Your Eyeliner Look
Apply eyeliner after you've finished your base makeup and eyeshadow, but before mascara. Drawing your line over eyeshadow helps the color payoff stay vibrant, and lining before mascara prevents the brush from catching on your lashes—so you get a clean, precise line every time.
Line Techniques Using the Short, Flat Bristles
Load just the tip of the brush with a small amount of liquid or cream eyeliner. Hold the brush flat, angled toward the outer corner, for a thin line; hold it more upright for a bolder stroke. When filling in the waterline, use short, connecting strokes with the brush tip to build coverage gradually. The anti-slip handle design gives you steady control, making it easy to create a delicate wing without any hand shake.
Wipe Clean Immediately After Use
Clean your eyeliner brush right after each use by wiping away residue with a tissue or cleansing pad. Once a week, wash it with a dedicated brush cleanser, reshape the bristles gently, and lay it flat to air-dry. Because this tool is used so close to the eyes, keeping it hygienic is essential.
Works with Both Liquid and Cream Eyeliners
The flexible, resilient synthetic bristles work beautifully with both liquid and cream formulas. You can dip directly into a gel eyeliner pot or dispense liquid product onto a palette—either way, you'll get smooth, even pigmentation with no clumping.
Use the Brush Cover to Maintain Bristle Shape
Store the brush with the included cover to prevent the short bristles from splaying or getting crushed. Keep it in a cool place away from heat and direct sunlight, and consider replacing the brush once the bristles start to fray or lose their bounce.