The Precision Eyeliner Brush

Finally, a brush that actually lets me get a thin, sharp wing without having to dip it six times—the bristles hold just the right amount of gel. It's firm enough to give me total control along my lash line, but still soft on the skin.

I was a little worried about control with gel liner, but this brush's firm bristles let me draw a sharp wing in one go without any skipping. It builds up nicely for a thicker line too, and the handle feels balanced in my hand.

The firm, angled bristles made getting a sharp wing so much easier than with my old brush. Stays controlled even when I’m a bit heavy-handed with the gel liner.

This brush makes drawing a sharp, even wing so much easier thanks to the firm, angled bristles. I was able to build up a perfect feathered line on my first try, and it held up well without shedding.

Finally a brush that actually lets me control the gel liner without it globbing on. The firm, angled bristles make it so much easier to build up the line gradually.

I’ve been using this brush with my gel liner and the firm bristles actually hold their shape, so I can get a super precise wing without any smudging. It’s firm enough to control the line but not scratchy at all.

The angled bristles make it so easy to get a sharp, precise wing without any skipping. I’ve used it a few times now and it picks up just the right amount of gel liner for controlled application.

Finally, an eyeliner brush that lets me build from a thin line to a bold wing without any skipping. The firm, angled bristles give me way more control than the flimsy ones I've used before.

I had to redo my wing three times this morning because the bristles are so firm and precise—it’s almost too easy to mess up before you get the hang of it. Once you get the angle right, though, it glides the gel liner on smoothly without any skipping or dragging.

Finally, a brush that gives me total control over my wing—those firm, angled bristles make a huge difference compared to flimsy alternatives. I’ve been able to create a sharp line on the first try without any tugging or skipping.