Eyeliner Brush:

• Shape: Usually has a fine, thin, or angled tip, which allows for precise application of eyeliner, whether you’re using gel, cream, or powder formulas.
• Use: Perfect for creating sharp, defined lines along your lash line or even creating a winged eyeliner look. Some eyeliner brushes are so fine they can also be used for more delicate detailing, like creating a softer, smudged effect or a more intense cat-eye.
• Benefits: A high-quality eyeliner brush gives you more control than pencil liners, allowing you to build up the color and shape exactly as you want.

Brow Brush:

• Shape: Often angled with densely packed, stiff bristles. This design helps in precisely filling in brows, whether you’re using powder, pomade, or gel.
• Use: Ideal for creating natural or bold brow looks, depending on the pressure you apply. The angled shape allows you to mimic the direction of natural brow hairs for a more realistic fill-in.
• Benefits: A great brow brush helps to define and shape the brows with more accuracy than a spoolie alone, and it’s easier to control than using a pencil for filling in sparse areas.

Multi-purpose brushes:

Some brushes are designed to work for both eyeliner and brows, combining the fine tip for liner and the angled shape for brows. If you’re looking for a versatile tool to keep your routine streamlined, an eyeliner/brow brush is a good option.

Do you prefer using a brush for your eyeliner and brows, or do you stick to pencils or gels?