Gel eyeliner brush

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Amy H.

Jan 28, 2015

Amy H.

What sort of brush should I use for gel eyeliner? I don't really like the flat/wide ones that come with them I find it's really hard to make a thin and precise winged eyeliner

I've never brought any make up brushes before so I have no clue what I'm doing :P

Kim W.

Jan 28, 2015

Kim W.

If you don't like the angled brushes, I've been using one from Bobbi brown that I love. It's not too thin that it takes forever to build up dramatic looks but isn't too thick that it makes a mess!

Chante M.

Jan 28, 2015

Chante M.

I use the angled brush.

Jenny A.

Jan 28, 2015

Jenny A.

My favorite eyeliner brushes: Billy B paint brush 12, which is an angled brush, but it's got longer more flexible hairs than the usual angled brush, Billy B Paint brush 10, which is super, duper fine, great for getting a very thin line, Wayne Goss #8, which is a very small flat brush that makes the perfect blended line, just the right width, I think.

Ok A.

Jan 28, 2015

Ok A.

If you are looking for something good and not so expensive I would say the one from real techniques ☺️

Ok A.

Jan 28, 2015

Ok A.

this one

Rae C.

Jan 31, 2015

Rae C.

I use an angles brush, then try to take off us much eyeliner as possible by scraping it back into the little jar. I always try to make it super super thin.

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