Eigshow 21pc Professional Makeup Brush Set

#1 Large Powder Brush:

What It Is: A powder brush has light, fluffy bristles that aren't densely packed like a foundation brush. It's designed to be used with pressed or loose powder products, like setting powder, finishing powder, powder foundation, or powder highlighter.

#2 Blush Brush

What It Is: This brush is designed to add some colour and brightness to your skin. Sweeping motions, Start at the apples of your cheeks and blend upwards toward your ears.

#3 Slanted Foundation Brush

What It Is: The foundation brush is a unique slanted shape so that you can apply liquid foundation with the full coverage of a paddle brush and with the blending abilities of an airbrush

#4 Highlight Brush

What It Is: This brush makes for the perfect highlighting tool. For glowing skin, use it to lightly dust powdered highlighter along the tops of your cheekbones and the bridge of your nose.

#5 Square Foundation Brush

What It Is: A large, flat, square-shaped synthetic-fibre brush with a fine firm edge for even distribution and blending of liquid, emulsion or cream products on the face or body. The square shape allows for more control over the level of coverage, which enables the flexibility to work on applying and building ultra-sheer layers.

#6 Nose Shadow Brush

What It Is: The brush head is the perfect shape for accessing awkward areas of the face like the sides of the nose, inner corners of the eye, and beneath the eyebrow. Use the brush to apply shade to both sides of the nose and blend to enhance the shape of your nose with subtle emphasis.

#7 Fluffy Blending Brush

What It Is: Tapered crease brush gives it the versatility either to be used on the flat side for shading or to use the fullness of the tip for seamless blending.

#8 Pro Eyeshadow brush

What It Is:  Its square shape and slightly rounded edges effectively provide a complete application of colour to the eyelid with lighter shades for a base. When using this brush you get the most out of your eyeshadow. As it glides smoothly onto your eyelid, you will see that color stay exactly where they are and with even coverage.

#9 Large Blending Brush

What It Is:  This multipurpose brush’s soft, long fibres expertly blend and lightly apply a range of eyeshadow formulas. Use to apply your favourite eyeshadow all over the eyelid or to add a subtle highlight or dusting of shimmer.

#10 Eyeshadow Primer Brush

What It Is:  This brush is designed to evenly blend shadow primer or cream shadows onto lids. It allows you to create a soft, smooth lid surface and can even be used with your under-eye concealer as well.

#11 Blending Brush

What It Is:  A blending brush is used to blend eyeshadow for a smooth transition between colors and to create a cohesive look.

#12 Eyeshadow Smudge Brush

What It Is:  A smudge brush is perfect for applying, and smudging, dense bursts of color Whether you use it to blend in a kohl liner or heavily pigmented shadow, a smudge brush can help you apply color where you want it without a mess.

#13 Small Blending Brush

What It Is:  Best used for applying intense color to the crease or to add depth to the outer crease using darker shades

#14 Eyeshadow Brush

What It Is:  It softens any harsh eyeshadow lines and is perfect for creating a wash of color on the eyes.

#15 Precise Blending Brush

What It Is:  Swirl this brush over a powder face highlighter, tap off the excess, then lightly blend the brush over the tops of your cheekbones, brow bones, Cupid’s bow, and anywhere else the light naturally hits your face.

#16 Small Smudge Brush

What It Is:  Smudges out your cream eyeliner, pushes eyeshadow straight into your lash line, and helps you precisely blend beneath your lashes. When the other brushes are too big or too fluffy, grab this stiff, dense, tapered brush—especially if you plan to do a smokey eye or any hazy, blended-out shadow.

#17 Angled Eyeshadow Brush

What It Is:   Its flexible angled tip provides sheer to medium coverage on your lids, making it ideal for blending or sheering out shadow. Use it to apply color across your lids or to blend into your crease with ease.

#18 Lip Brush

What It Is:   Sweep the brush over the tip of your lipstick and sketch along your natural lip line. Reload the brush and carefully fill in the rest to finish

#19 Angled Eyeliner Brush

What It Is:   This brush is angled to hug the shape of the eye and is ideal for creating a variety of looks. It can be used to draw precise thin lines, smudge, or to create a classic cat-eye.

#20 Precise Concealer Brush

What It Is:  The small brush head reaches all of the nooks and crannies of your face, while the fluffy bristles lay down more concentrated pigment than your fingers.Ideal for targeting small, specific areas that you want concealed.

#21 Duo Brush

What It Is:  This brush has a Professional Grade angled brow brush for shaping and defining eyebrows on one side, and a high-quality spoolie for grooming and blending brows on the other side for a soft, natural-looking finish.

Some Classic Eye Makeup Look Tutorial

When it comes to makeup, there is no territory richer or riper for experimentation than eyeshadow. It’s a world that welcomes all, minimalists, maximalists, newbies and pros alike. Explore for eyeshadow ideas and tutorials on everything from the basics to mastering the shimmery shadow look. Discover, enjoy, and be inspired!

Fox Eye Makeup Look Tutorial

STEP 1: Sweep a medium brown eyeshadow through the crease of the eye, elongating up and out towards the temples.

STEP 2: Press an off-white colored shadow underneath eyebrows, then blend in with brush.

STEP 3: Take same off-white colored shadow and sweep over eyelids, and into the inner corners of the eye, then wing it out to the outer corners of the eye, too.

STEP 4: Using a dark brown eyeliner like Gel Eyeliner, lightly flick a thin line right along the lash line at the outer corners of the eyes. Wing the line out and up, then line the inner corners of your eyes for an extra-elongated shape.

STEP 5: Take a brush and using a dark brown shadow trace over your brown eyeliner, smoking and blending the color up and out.

vBlack Smokey Eye Tutorial:

STEP 1: Using a smokey gel pencil eyeliner, draw a clean, smooth line across your upper eyelid, keeping color as close to the lash line as possible.

STEP 2: Time to smoke it out! Using the blending-tip blender at the end of the eyeliner pencil, softly blur the line, gently diffusing color up, out, and all over the eyelid.

STEP 3: Here's the important part: lock it in! Keep the lid closed and let the eye color set for a minute. After it has set, add a touch of mascara, a little bit of lip, and you're finished!

vShimmery Eyeshadow Tutorial

Step 1: Apply the palette’s lightest shade over the entire eyelid to create a neutral base. Follow by dusting the purple eyeshadow shade lightly over top.

Step 2” Pat the gold glitter eyeshadow shade onto the center of the lid for a glistening effect.

Step 3: Apply the palette’s purple eyeshadow shade along with the outer corners of the eye in a V shape. Blend into the top lash line and crease the lid.

Step 4: Finish the look by adding smooth, clump-free volume to your lashes.

What's the right way to clean makeup brushes?

Clean, good-as-new makeup brushes and sponges are just seven steps away:

1. Wet the bristles with lukewarm water.
2. Place a drop of your cleanser of choice into the palm of your clean hand.
3. Gently massage the tips of the bristles in your palm.
4. Rinse the bristles thoroughly.
5. Squeeze out the excess moisture with a clean towel.
6. Re-form the brush head back into its original shape.
7. Let the brush dry with its bristles hanging off the edge of a counter, which allows it to dry in the correct shape. Never let your brushes dry on a towel — the bristles can turn mildewy.