SUQQU 眼影刷 R

The brush bristles are soft and very gentle on the skin! Compared to NARS, the amount of powder that gets on the bristles is less, so it's easy to adjust. The best part is that it puts less stress on the skin. The handle of SUQQU is a little shorter, so it's easy to put in a pouch, which is great.

I bought it after receiving advice from a beauty advisor that it would be good to use when applying glitter, and it worked great, so I've been using it ever since. It's dense, so you can apply it exactly where you want it. The synthetic hair makes it easy to maintain, and it's not itchy.

I bought this after seeing an official SUQQU video explaining that this brush is good for layering eyeshadow colors softly, and the small brush (flat type) is good for creating a more intense color. I'm clumsy and have a hard time creating beautiful gradients, but this brush allowed me to layer colors softly. The key, not just to this brush, seems to be to tap the brush with the back of your hand or a tissue after picking up powder, then soak the brush in powder before applying it to your eyelids. Until now, I would often just pick up eyeshadow on the brush and apply it directly, but after taking this extra step, I was able to apply it evenly and beautifully. It's soft on the skin, and the synthetic bristles make it easy to care for, so it's become one of my favorites.

I also bought the F Large and F Small because they were easy to use. The price alone might have made me hesitate, but this brush is very soft and doesn't irritate the skin. I use it when I want to blend colors and create gradations. It's a versatile brush that doesn't hurt my lower eyelids either.

I bought the Suqqu eyeshadow brush for blending because it's not prickly. The brush has a high density and a slight stiffness, and the length makes blending easy. If I were to be picky, I'd say it would be easier to blend if the bristles were a little longer. When applying the firmly pressed glitter, patting it down helps it apply nicely. I've always applied glitter with my fingers, but this brush allows for more precise application and prevents it from scattering. The bristles are relatively flat and round, rather than horsetail-shaped. I think you apply it by holding it perpendicular to the eyelid. Since I purchased it online, it's probably best to check the instructions in-store. It's also quite expensive... Suqqu eyeshadow brushes in general, even the synthetic bristles, are gentle and non-irritating to the skin, so I would especially recommend them for those with sensitive skin.