Precision Eyeliner Brush
5
5
4
4
The Best Eyeliner Brush
This is my favorite eyeliner brush. I've never liked using liquid eyeliners, so I decided to try a different route. I use a pressed powder eyeliner with this brush. I haven't tried a loose powder, so I'm not sure if it would work or not. The bristels are very soft and it cleans well too. I'm happy.
12/01/2012
In the past, I had used liner sticks but when I went to the BE website to read some reviews of those products (I was looking to make my first eye liner purchase from BE), I was concerned that the line would be too thick for what I was looking for. I happened to be near a BE store and a sales woman showed me on the back of my hand how the liner sticks and shadows work. I was amazed how much control you had with the liner shadow using this brush; it allowed me to get the thinner line that I was looking for. In addition to the thickness of the line, you have a lot of control as to how dark you want the line. I use this brush to apply liner shadow dry to my top eye lids (no primer used) and it works great; it only takes a few minutes to apply. I am by no means an eye make-up expert and have been able to easily apply the liner shadow by pushing the color on my lids. The brush allows you to get very close to the edge of the lid and to push the color between the eye lashes for a beautiful look.
09/03/2012
I have returned to wearing eyeliner
Years ago, before I had wrinkles, I used liquid liners--I loved the precise, EVEN placement they provided, and the slick coverage I was able to get underneath my very long lower lashes.
But wrinkles do not agree with liquid liners, at least not when you're already fighting to get the liner under your eyelashes. I gave up on wearing liner...until I tried this brush.
I can get this not only past my lashes, but right up against the base of them--and if you use the brush wet, the line is SO clean, it looks like a liquid liner.
I need at least 2 more of these....
10/05/2011
Great little brush
This brush is very easy to use for dry liner shadow application. Just swirl, tap, and PAT the liner shadow along your lash line. Not the best for wet lining, I prefer the angled brush for that because it glides along smoother. This is also great for "winging out" your liner and lining the lower lashes!
03/21/2011