We get a lot of questions from customers on what each of the various Sigma Beauty eye brushes are for and how to use each of them. For your convenience, we’ve categorized our different types of eye brushes and given you a brief description of what they can do to help you perfect your eye makeup application!
· Angled – Angled brushes are best suited to apply gel or cream eyeliner along the lash line, or for filling in brows with powder.
*Sigma Beauty Angled brushes: Small Angled E65
· Blending – If the name of the brush didn't already give it away, this particular brush is meant for blending shadows. Blending brushes merge colors together, eliminating any harsh lines or edges.
*Sigma Beauty blending brushes: Blending E25, Tapered Blending E35, Tapered Blending E40, Small Tapered Blending E45
· Liner – Eye liner brushes are made to deliver precise and even strokes to line the lashes; perfect for creating a defined cat eye! Depending on the thickness of the line you are trying to achieve, we offer both a regular and small-sized liner brush.
· Pencil – Pencil brushes allow you to precisely apply shadow directly to the eye’s crease, outer corner, and upper and lower lash line. A pencil brush is also the perfect tool for smudging eyeliner to achieve a soft, smokey eye.
· Shading – Shading brushes are best for applying eye shadow, both pressed or loose. The brushes come in various sizes; smaller blending brushes are ideal for applying colors on the lid and for smudging along the lash line, while medium to large ones work great for applying shadows to the entire lid or highlighting the brow bone.
*Sigma Beauty Shading brushes: Short Shader E20, Eye Shading E55, Large Shader E60, Medium Angled Shading E70
What are your favorite eye brushes?
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Thanks so much Sigma team! This has been very helpful!
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