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Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Brushes Part III: Eyes



Eyeshadow application offers the most possibilities for adventure in makeup,
but only with the right tools!


Precise Application/Smudging
*Short, flat, dense bristles help to pack color on without scattering


*Pencil shapes, with stiff, tapered bristles are great for corner or eyeliner work


Eyeliner
*Angled brushes are great for fast and precise lines with gel, liquid, or shadow liner.
Can be used for can eyes or smokey eyes, or even on eyebrows.
*Thin brushes with stiff bristles work with liquid or gel liner for thin lines that can be built up.




Blending
Long, soft, domed bristles disperse color evenly and thinly
*White goat hair is more strong blending,
*pony hair is more for really soft light blending




Crease Work
Similar to blending brushes, but with tapered bristles for getting into the socket
Louise Young LY38




Brows
*Angled brushes with very stiff very sparse bristles allow you use powder
to get in between the hairs to fill in light spots and add color and shape.


*A dry swirl spool mascara wand for brushing through brows,
to shape them or to blend in product


<3
Claire


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