How to perfectly use eye shadow brush
How to use eye makeup brushes I want to go with a soft, dense, wide brush that really absorbs and packs the pigments. Tanno suggests using the lid color, but each pot has its lid, and if you put shade on it, there is no lid. The eyeshadow effect has its brush, so it's important to keep it that way. When I decided to use the wrinkle brush, I noticed that it is more loosely packed than the lid, which allows for a lighter application of paint that can be added in layers. The tip of the brush can be used to create a contour shape, and the side of the brush can be used to gently grip the shadow onto the lid for a sultry, smoky effect. Although the wrinkle brush is thinner than the contour brush itself, it is a thin brush made of goat hair, which is excellent for creating more definition in the eye. This allows more depth and easier application of color to the eyes, as well as a more natural look. This perfect little shadow brush has a rounded...