This delicate brush is one of my go-to’s especially if I’m layering a lot of eyeshadows and need to have better control of the area I’m blending. This creates a gradient along the crease without touching the lid so you can get that perfect cut crease look.
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Apply shadow to the side of brush, angle the brush upwards whilst the product side touches the skin and swipe back and forth along the crease line. If you’re a fan of cut-crease looks or smoking out the bottom lash line, you’ll love this baby. If you do a lot of crease work, especially building up transition colors or classic smoky eyes, the perfect point of this brush helps apply the eyeshadow and blend them beautifully. I use this brush quite often when working with darker color eyeshadows as it diffuses the colors evenly. Whilst the E25 allows for more controlled blending of eyeshadows, the E40 being much larger with a wider bristle span really helps even out the eyeshadow application. The difference between the E40 and the E25 blending brushes, other than color is the size. If you prefer a flat shader brush however, I highly recommend the E55 flat shader brush I didn’t include a flat shader brush in this mix, purely because I use the sides of this blending brush to pack on color – again, making it a double-duty brush.
One of Sigma’s all time best sellers, this blending brush is the perfect size and shape to ensure all your eyeshadows are diffused to seamless perfection.
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Moving onto eye makeup brushes! Keep in mind, different styles of eye makeup may need different brushes, however I find the combination of the following brushes tackle pretty much every look from the easy everyday to the most dramatic. Blending is definitely key to achieving great results when it comes to eye makeup so the first 4 brushes really help make the process a breeze.Ĭheck out Sigma’s full range of blending brushes here and lid brushes here Definite must have!Ĭheck out Sigma’s other highlight/contour brushes here The pointy tapering and super soft bristles of this brush gives great control of where and how much highlighter, powder or contouring products to apply. I love this brush! Although it says “highlighter brush”, this is also another multi tasker as I set my under eye concealer and use it to contour around the nose and under the cheeks. So, if you’re going to buy just one face brush for powder products, F10 is it!Ĭheck out Sigma’s other powder brushes here The shape, size and tapering of the bristles is perfect for setting the face with powder, applying bronzer, buffing out contour or highlight powders as well as precise application of blush.
This F10 brush is a perfect example of a multi-tasker. This brush is also great for cleaning up around winged liners or eyeshadows to achieve sharp lines, as well as contouring around the nose or under cheekbones.Ĭheck out Sigma’s other concealer brushes here The angle that the bristles are cut at ensures precise application and blending of concealer or color correcting products. The 3D shape was pioneered by Sigma and although it also comes in a foundation brush, I find this smaller version to be perfect for concealer and color correcting. This brush is also great for applying cream contour products as the cut of the bristles help draw sharp lines under the cheekbones, jawline and around the forehead.Ĭheck out Sigma’s other foundation brushes here It really does make the blending process a breeze. Designed to flawlessly airbrush liquid and cream products, the flat top and densely packed bristles provide a quick and even coverage. This brush is probably the most loved foundation brush of all time…and with good reason too. As you’ll see in the below descriptions, I use my brushes for all sorts of different jobs and products.Ĭlick on the name of each brush to get more info and/or shop If you feel comfortable using an eyeliner brush to draw on your nose contour, then be it. Don’t be too hung up on the name of a brush. SHOP Sigma Beauty HERE – Use Code: SIGMA2016 for 10% offīefore we delve into the details, let me put a reminder that as with makeup products, there are also no rules when it comes to makeup brushes. So today, I thought I’d compile a handful of my Sigma favorites. Along with my list, Sigma Beauty has a huge range of makeup brushes available so be sure to check their site for your specific brush needs or pre-packaged sets. In all honesty, I have a variety of different brands and brushes in my kit that I absolutely love, however, when I’m asked to recommend essentials, I find Sigma Beauty ticks a lot of boxes. “What are some essential makeup brushes I should invest in?” Amongst the many beauty related questions I receive, this one comes up quite often.
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