Professional beauticians rarely paint the entire eyeliner, especially the lower eyeliner. Some simply don’t paint and only use eyeshadow. Sometimes emphasize the half of the eyeliner near the corner of the eye. This is much more natural. In order to achieve the perfect effect of the natural nature, the eyeliner brush can be used to transition the outer edge of the eyeliner, creating a layered sense of smearing in the ink painting.
The eyeliner brush is usually used in cream or liquid eyeliner products. It is suitable for stippled highlighting the areas around the eyeballs to make the eyeballs more convex and make the eyes look more charming. Commonly used eyeliner brushes mainly include: mink eyeliner brush, synthetic hair eyeliner brush and horsehair eyeliner brush.
Synthetic hair hair eyeliner brush: better polymerization and elasticity, but after a long time, the hair tip will bend, which can be used for teaching and professional makeup.
There are several shapes of eyeliner brushes to choose from. The thin, flat brush (both flat and slightly rounded bristles can be used) is the favorite of many professional makeup artists. It can help you draw a precise eyeliner that is neither too thin nor too grouped. , It can be used both wet and dry, and can be used for both upper and lower eyeliner. If you want to paint the most subtle places, a thin and sharp brush is the best tool. It can help you draw a very thin and delicate upper eyeliner. The angled eyeliner brush will be a bit thicker and is most suitable for creating a smoky makeup effect.
How to use:
Wet use: Wet the brush, use the tip of the brush to draw an “X” on the eyeshadow tray to get a proper amount of eyeshadow powder. Then lightly draw on the roots of the eyelashes from the inner to the outer edge of the eye.
Dry use: Dip the eyeshadow powder with the tip of the brush and shake off the excess powder. Then lightly draw on the roots of the eyelashes from the inner to the outer edge of the eye.
Post time: Aug-17-2021