Professional Crease Brush

I use this sometimes. But, its not my first choice for the crease... its a bit too big and it doesn't deposit color quite as well as it should. Its average though. But there are better ones out there. I agree with Chineen; it applies up onto the brow bone. I find I have to blend the highlight down just to tone it down. I think this brush is good for blending though.

i have alot of eye space and i find that this brush picks up alot of color, however, applies color too high above the crease, i use it for blending sometimes, but i don't use it for my crease......its alright....

I was looking for a pencil brush and I saw this one in a cosmetics store so I decided to buy it for about $10CAD. I soon realized that this was a really big pencil brush and it's kind of hard to get right into my crease with it, it spreads the shadow a bit higher than I would like - Because the brush is so round, it's hard to get a precise "V" in your outter corner. The bristles are very tightly packed and dense, I like that about the brush. It also picks up a good amount of shadow.

I will probably buy a smaller pencil brush in the future, but I am glad I ended up getting this one aswell, it's good for a quick look when you want some added depth in the crease.