Make Up For Ever Double-End Angled Eyebrow & Eyelash Brush 274

My eyebrows are thin, have a shape but are fine, have a few chips, and I think the bristles are normal thickness. This brush is much easier to use than thick eyebrow brushes. I've used two thick brushes from Addiction Bisyoudo, but they weren't suitable for me. A brush this thin gives me more maneuverability for creating the outline of my brows, shaping them, and blending them in places, resulting in beautiful brows. I can't do my eyebrow makeup without this brush. You can turn it into a screw brush in an instant by flipping it over, and there's no hassle in changing the grip, so to put it mildly, it's a godsend. I buy a new one about once a year, and I've bought three in total. (I bend the screw part when using it, so it sometimes breaks.)

I think it's a bit pricey for a screw and eyebrow brush, but I like Make Up For Ever brushes and bought it because they were offering 20% ​​back points on Beauty Day. It's long and easy to use, and the screw is stronger (and less painful) than cheaper brands. When using Kosedeco and Shu Uemura eyebrow powders, I use Be Idol's double-ended screw brush (which can be purchased for less than half the price at 2,000 yen), but I'll use this brush for the same brand's cream eyebrow.

It's really good. The eyebrows are well defined, so it's easy to draw with a thin brush and the finish is beautiful.

It's easy to use. The brush that applies the powder isn't thick, so it's easy to draw lines. I think this brush alone isn't quite enough to finish your eyebrows, but if you use it in combination with a brush that can apply powder lightly, you should be able to draw your eyebrows well.

Eyebrow powder is easy to apply.