Studio Contour Brush

I've always been an E.L.F. fan and this definitely rocketed my expectations. I have Asian almond eyes and not very large space for eyeshadow - too much means I look clown-y. This darling has helped me so much in blending because of its precision and its ability to actually pick up a generous amount of 'shadow on it. It's really soft (and I mean it) but stiff enough. I canNOT part from it!

This brush is my a part of my holy-grail collection, without a doubt! I use this brush every morning to put colors into my crease and even on my outer corner. I do use it for blending, occassionally, but I find that it's perfect and more fit for the crease. I love the dome shape and and the sleek look of it! It is very easy to do the windshield wiper motion in my crease and get that perfect blend of color! I could honestly sit here and rave about this brush all night..like seriously it's amazing! Go buy it! Lol.

Pros: - Price ($3) - Look, Appearance - Packaging - Quality - Texture

Cons: - You still don't own it!

xoxo Sojo

More like a stiff eye shadow blending brush...irrevocably the most used brush in my hands. I also use it to pack on the color in the v-crease and smudging the lower lash line. My clients don't even know that it only cost me a few bucks because of the sleek black design and the excellent product delivery. AWE-some!

I'm an avid user of EcoTools brushes but when I saw this brush at my local Target and for only $3, I just had to try it out! I love it! It's perfect for applying dark shadows to your crease as well as blending and smoothing out shadow on your upper lid to eliminate harsh lines. It also worked out well on my lower lid to apply a white shimmer under my black eyeliner. After this positive experience I will definitely try out e.l.f.'s other brushes! (Note: Check out my profile in the coming days for photo(s) using all e.l.f. products, including this brush!)

Good for depositing color but not blending. I find that it is too stiff to blend with. there is not a lot play in the bristles. It just moves the eye around. However the very dense bristles can pack on a lot of color.