Eyeliner Brush, EIGSHOW Precision Eye Liner Makeup Brush, Angled Eyeliner Brush, Ultra Thin Slanted Flat Angle, Cruelty-Free Synthetic Bristles, Great for Pros & Beginners

Product Information

This isn’t the best eyeliner tutorial in the world, but if you like the dramatic look of gel liners but aren’t necessarily a fan of winged eyeliner, the first technique in this tutorial is for you. It’s called the “DEFINED EYELINER” look, and I really love it. Oh, and the tip of applying pencil liner between your upper and lower lashes really does make a difference in making your eyes pop! And since I’m all about making the lives of my fabulous readers easier, I absolutely HAD to share these tutorials with you. 1. How to Apply Winged Gel Eyeliner by Jaclyn Hill Step 4 – Draw it out: Draw your lines! Patience is key. Take your time, don’t be in a hurry. There are many videos online as well if you feel like experimenting with new looks. You can choose celebrity-inspired makeup tutorials to create the best eye makeup looks.

When traveling, carry brushes separately from other makeup to protect the bristles from bending and fraying. So I’ve spent A LOT of time on YouTube lately, and after trying all of the the techniques I learned, I have FINALLY figured out how to apply gel liner with a brush. Most brushes are made of natural or synthetic materials like nylon, polyester, or other synthetic materials. Natural brushes are great for powder-based products as they aid in blending and offer a ​​smooth, natural finish. Synthetic brushes are ideal for ​​cream and liquid products, as they offer precision. Go for hypoallergenic materials if you have sensitive skin. An angled eyeliner brush is used to create thin, precise eyeliner looks. The angled end makes it very easy to draw a winged liner with such a brush.Hold brush at the center of handle or closer to the ferrule. Pinch brush handle between thumb and middle finger.

Hold brush with a loose grip, close to the end of handle and lightly pinch between thumb, pointer and middle finger. For added control, also use pointer finger with a light touch on handle, this will act more as a "guide" during application. A couple of weeks ago, I bought my first set of professional makeup brushes, and I cannot tell you how much they’ve changed my appearance.

4. Pro Pick: Best Precision Tip For Ultra-Thin Lines

Though you may need several different brushes to expertly blend your eyeshadow, the best eyeliner brushes are almost always going to have thin, angled (or pointed) heads with short, stiff bristles. These types of brushes work well with all sorts of eyeliner — creams, gels, liquids, and powders — and make it easy to apply smooth, neat lines in just one stroke. Angled eyeliner brushes are loved for their versatility because they can produce fine, defined lines but also triple up as contouring brushes for eye shadows and highlights, as well as brow definition!