

BRUSH 13
the smallest crease brush in our lineup. this brush offers unparalleled precision, yet unexpectedly fluffy and soft.
the shape of brush 13 has been carefully calibrated to work with all eye shapes, including hooded eyes and monolids.
handcrafted in Kumano, Japan by master artisans using uncut natural hair.
bristle length: 13mm
Product Details+−
Reviews+−
Usage+−
- crease and outer corner blending on hooded eyes (68%)
- smoking out or applying shadow on the lower lash line (18%)
- packing darker shades into the outer v (14%)
Product FAQ+−
will this work on hooded eyes?
this is one of the most common reasons community members purchase brush 13. approximately 68% specifically mention hooded eyes in their feedback. the compact size lets you place and blend shadow in the crease without color spreading onto the brow bone or overtaking limited lid space. many say it changed how they approach eye makeup.
can i use this for my lower lash line?
yes. about 18% of community members regularly use brush 13 to apply and smoke out shadow along the lower lash line. the small head lets you keep color tight to the lashes without depositing product too far under the eye. several community members say it is their go-to brush for this step.
is this good for a one-shadow everyday look?
many community members use brush 13 as their only eye brush for simple, daily looks. its size lets you apply a single shade across the lid and blend the crease in one step. those with smaller eyes or less lid space find it especially efficient for quick routines.
how does this compare to brush 14?
community members often own both. brush 13 is slightly smaller and denser, making it better for packing color and precise placement. brush 14 tends to be a bit fluffier and more tapered, so community members lean toward it for diffusing. about 12% of community members use the two interchangeably depending on the look.
can i use brush 13 with cream products?
some community members use it with cream shadows and cream concealer with good results, though the majority use it with powder formulas. a small number of community members noted that cream products require a bit more effort to blend with this brush compared to powders.


