Best Brushes For Gel Eyeliner.

Sep 22, 2017

Sophia C.

I have the Bobbi Brown Gel Eyeliners and as much as I love the longevity and intensity they have I always feel that the my brush is either too thick or too thin to get the look I want. any suggestions on what brush I should use?

Sep 22, 2017

Rachela R.

I have the Sephora angled one and it works very well with gel liners. It has a pretty precise tip so you can make it very thin or thick depending on what look you want! It's the precision brush #23.

Sep 25, 2017

Jenny A.

For tightlining: Wayen Goss brush #8. It's so, so tiny, but it gets right into the lash line.
For lining: Billy B paint brush10 or 12. The bristles are stiff enough to be precise, but don't pull delicate eye skin.

Sep 26, 2017

Lara R.

I like the EcoTools angled brush. I always get the look that I want, either a thin or thick eyeliner.

Sep 27, 2017

Gabriela G.

Personally the liner brush from essence they sell at Ulta really worked for me. It's kind of thin but it allows me to work with the liner a bit at a time (and it's 2$).

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