It's not as stiff as I originally thought but that's ok, because I use it for laying down heavy lid color. I got it because it was flat, synthetic and I thought it was stiff. M425 - This is actually a concealer brush. I spend much less time building and blending my crease because of this brush.
Because it's tapered it gets right in there, but it also blends it so that it's not harsh at all. I use this so much when I want to deepen up my crease. M515 - This is a tapered blending brush and I think it's from the Flawless line. So I use less product with it and use it mainly for it's blending. When I got this I used it with Peach Smoothie which I could barely see in the crease before, I used this and had to blend a little extra because it had deposited quite a bit of color. It deposits color just as much as it blends. These five brushes are all I use for eyes basically.Į27 - This is a fluffy blending brush much like the Sigma E40. So if you like really intense highlight then look no further. Its dense and its tapered so it really applies a heavy amount of product. M529 - This brush is marketed as a contour brush I think, I use it for highlight. It's not going to give you a harsh line of contour like some brushes but it will deposit a lot of color while keeping it smooth and blending it out. I use it every single time I do my makeup. It's a little frayed, it's seen better days but I love it. Then one day I decided to try it for contour since it was a little fluffier than my angled contour brush and I've been using it that way ever since. I bought it to use as a blush brush and when it got here I just thought it was too small, so I never used it. M405 - This brush is marketed as a blush brush. I like this for blush because it picks up a lot of product, it's dense, and it's larger, so it blends out easier and smoother than a smaller blush brush would. Which most of my brushes are from the Elite or Flawless collections. So don't get confused when you see on the site that it says Pointed Contour and I used it for highlight.Į4 - This, I think, is marketed as a contour brush. Now some of these brushes have names and are designed for different functions, I'm only telling you what I use them for. These three brushes are all I need for contour, highlight, and blush.
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