Pixel point eyeliner brush // I can't say I've ever used this for it's intended purpose but I do use it for inner corner highlight eyeshadow as it picks up pigment well.
Accent brush // This is so handy for adding definition to the bottom lash line with eyeshadow! It's also my back up inner corner highlight brush and serves well for brow bone highlighting too.
Brow brush // Now, if you know me you know I don't ever bother with putting anything on my brows, I just give them a comb through so they're sitting right and leave them be! Needless to say then that I don't use this for brows but when I want to add a liner to my top lashes with an eyeshadow, this is what I use. As it's angled, it's also really useful for mapping out winged liner with black eyeshadow before using a liquid liner!
Base shadow brush // This may not look like much but it's probably my favourite eye brush! It's the best at carving out a crease and makes winging out your eyeshadow so simple due to the fact it's slightly pointed! As well as that, it's also pretty good at blending a shadow all over the lid so this is definitely a brush I couldn't be without.
Deluxe crease brush // Fun fact: I actually lost this brush for about a year and only found it recently! I really miss it as I get two different uses out of this big fluffy eye brush; applying MAC Blanc Type (review
here) as a base all over the lid and then for blending everything out at the very end.
10 piece Amazon brush set
(As these brushes don't have names I'll just number them from left to right!)
1 // My current foundation brush of choice, it's quite dense and angled so I love it for really working my base in to get it looking as natural as possible.
2 // Next up is this flat topped brush that I use for putting on my powder - nothing more to say about it really other than it does the job!
3 // Seeing as I've been trying out contour/bronzing recently, this brush has been ace for that. I dip the curved edge in my bronzer from
this palette and use it to sculpt my face, blending as I go!
4 // This one's quite rounded and I find that makes it great for adding some blusher to the apples of my cheeks.
5 // A pretty unique looking brush but it's another really versatile one! The point means it hollows out your cheekbones really well but I also use it for undereye concealer sometimes.
6 // That said, I use this as my concealer brush most of the time - it's small and makes blending in super easy but also precise!
7 // The densest and stiffest brush of them all, it's a pencil brush so it works well packing colour on the lid or for adding really precise lines on the crease or lash line.
8, 9, 10 // I use these brushes for fairly similar things; adding and blending colour on the lid. Of course, having more than one is useful for when you want to add different colours or if you've forgotten to wash one! The two tapered ones fit nicely in the crease so can get a really nice transition shade going.
