What makes this product unique?
Crease Defining Brush offers foolproof application of any crease color, allowing for subtle or dramatic eye designs. This brush was brilliantly designed to be silky-soft and tapered for accurate placement. You don't have to be a highly-trained professional to pull off a skilled look with this brush.
Measures 6 inches long from handle tip to brush head.
Who is this product for?
The Crease Defining Brush is recommended for anyone who uses eyeshadow.
How should this product be used?
Gently dab or wipe the head of the brush over your powder eyeshadow. Turn the brush on its side so the longest hairs are pointing toward your temple area. Sweep the brush over and just above the natural crease of the eye, moving in one direction towards the inner corner of the eye. Repeat until desired intensity is achieved.
Optional: once you reach the inner corner of the eye, flip the brush so the longest bristles are pointing toward the nose and brush back toward the outer corner of the eye, going just above the natural crease of the eye.
What Makes Paula's Choice Products Unique?
Created by world renowned skin care expert and author Paula Begoun
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Gently wipe the tip or side of brush over powder eyeshadow and apply with short, purposeful strokes over the desired area (back third of eye, lower lash line) being careful to keep color tightly controlled to achieve the look you want. Layer more eyeshadow in the same area(s) to intensify the effect. For best results when applying shadow to the lower lashline, pick up shadow color on the tip of the brush, knock off the excess, and sweep from outer corner inward, stopping just short of the inner corner of the eye.
How many brushes do I need?
Your choice of brushes is determined by how you apply your makeup. An elaborate, nuanced makeup application would typically involve a variety of brushes. Conversely, a minimal and/or basic makeup application requires fewer brushes. The general rule to follow is that the size of the brush should match (or correspond with) the size of the area you are working on. It is best to avoid using the same brush for applying both lighter and darker colors.
When should I replace my brushes?
Replace them if they become misshapen, frayed, or start shedding excessively, or if the brush handle becomes loose or splintered.
How can the brushes be high quality yet reasonably priced?
The fact is even the best, most luxurious makeup brushes are not costly to make. Our brushes are customized for us from a major supplier and we buy in bulk, which keeps the cost to you down.
What are Paula's Choice brushes made of?
The handles are wood and our brushes feature natural hair, except for the Concealer Brush, Blush Brush, Powder Brush, and Precision Liner Brush, which are made of synthetic hair.
