are they for the eyes?. i need a blending brush
1728457
Yes they are for the eyes, their is also a blending brush very good set. I love it
1728458
Hi, yes they are for eyes, the first brush for blending, the second to put shadow base, 3rd works like for tiny places blending and for adding details.. The 4th for gel eyeliner, and the last to draw your brows with.. But u can be creative and use them as what you need&#127802;
1728459
Hi, yes they are for eyes, the first brush for blending, the second to put shadow base, 3rd works like for tiny places blending and for adding details.. The 4th for gel eyeliner, and the last to draw your brows with.. But u can be creative and use them as what you need�
1728460
Yep it comes with a deluxe crease brush that is really nice and a base shadow brush that I also use as a blending brush. There is also a smudger, a liner, and a brow brush
1728461
These brushes are for the eyes. There is one in particular that is for blending and I actually use this one more than my Mac 217. I really like them
994881
yes, that was the intent behind my purchase - i love doing nail art - these brushes are the perfect size for that sort of art... though i actually used some of them to apply face makeup once, they worked well for that, as well. the best way to use them is to place a few drops of polish on a small glass/plastic/minutely absorptive surface (i've been using magazines pages) and dip the brush to that (rather than dipping the brushes straight into the bottle). do keep in mind, these are not high-quality; they are a perfect starter set for anyone, and if they so choose to upgrade to higher quality natural brushes later, they can do so with the confidence that they will know how to utilize them to their fullest potential.
1108484
I think that they can be used for that, they are enough small for it. Why don't you use a brush for bottle? That's an ideas but you can try it. :-)
957047
Sorry not sure, but for the price worth trying. I really like these, and think the quality is great for the price. I have no trouble with them, but not sure with the brush you have
1796732
No unfortunately they don't. Really you can use them for whatever you want. Whatever works best for you and your needs. But their are some great YouTube videos explaining the brushes and giving examples of what you could use them for.
1453030
Yes! Definitely recommend these. You'll love them. Personally the shading and blending is great. You have the colors to name any desire shade you want. I would buy these , once i run out.
780707
Yes, there are brushes for eye shadow and my daughter says they work great.
424793
They are miQQi brushes. Not sure if that's the name of the company. Anyway, they are decent brushes for the money. The duo fiber brush did quite a bit of shedding when I tried to apply liquid foundation with it. May be better used for powder products.
1716621
I'm not sure but I really don't use the brush much if at all. It irritates my eyelids, I think it's to course or something.
1825870
I wouldn't suggest it, they're really poor quality. You have better luck finding fine tip small brushes at the art store, if you want a true fine line.
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I know what you mean, those brushes are awful. The main purpose of this brush is to apply setting powder or bronzer, so my instinct is to say no - it's too large to be precise with, and designed to apply a light layer of powder rather than give any kind of coverage. However, I would highly recommend going to her website (realtechniques.com) to see if she has a brush that's meant to apply powder foundation. Because if it's anything like this one then it will be amazing.
1985113
Yes as you would use the brush end to blend and pull out the color if it is to much. I just takes a couple quick strokes of he pencil and blend. I hope this helps.
785513
Yes they are on Amazon and the company sells them as well. I have heard they will send softer brushes for a free sample. I like the firm ones. 20 bucks for a package. Comes with 2 brushes.
993033
I think so. They are just like paint brushes. I'm sure as long as you can wash out gel eyeliner with water you should be fine. :)
961810
Yes, if you're adding them to a medium. They're very beautiful to work with. I've blended some in my acrylic paints for varying effects!
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I think you meant the eye lens on the camera itself ? the one you look thru, if that is the case it works cause I tried it, however for like reading glasses I don't recommend that cause it is just not cost effective and these brushes wear over time depending on frequency of use, and they won't do to glasses what a good old shamy wouldn't do
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The ones that have a flatter edge at the top would definitely be good for buffing, and the more slanted brushes seem to be good for blending.