

BRUSH 14
a small crease brush specifically designed for the hooded eye. slightly tapered at the tip, this brush is structured enough to lay down colour, yet fluffy enough to blend & diffuse with ease.
the shape of brush 14 has been carefully calibrated to work with all eye shapes and excels with the hooded eye.
handcrafted in Kumano, Japan by master artisans using uncut natural hair.
bristle length: 16mm
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Usage+−
- blending crease and outer corner shadow (68%)
- placing and diffusing color on hooded or small eyes (52%)
- smoking out the lower lash line (11%)
Product FAQ+−
will this work on hooded eyes?
about 65% of community members specifically mention using brush 14 on hooded, deep-set, or mature eyes. the narrow profile fits into limited lid space and keeps color concentrated in the crease rather than spreading it toward the brow bone. many say it gave them noticeably more control than their previous blending brushes.
can i use this for a full eyeshadow look or just detail work?
community members use it both ways. around 20% say they can complete an entire eye look with brush 14 alone, using it to lay down color, blend, and define. others pair it with a larger brush for broad washes of color and reach for brush 14 when they need precision in the crease or outer corner.
how does this compare to brush 13?
brush 14 is slightly longer in bristle length and has a more tapered tip than brush 13, which is shorter and denser with a flatter dome. community members often use brush 13 for packing color and brush 14 for diffusing and blending it out. many say the two work well as a pair.
does it work with cream eyeshadows or just powders?
the majority of community members use brush 14 with powder eyeshadows, and that is where it performs at its strongest. some report good results with cream and cream-to-powder formulas, though a small number of community members noted that creams can cause the bristles to lose shape more quickly.
is it too small if i have bigger eyes?
brush 14 was designed with smaller and hooded eyes in mind, but community members with larger eyes also use it for targeted work like deepening the outer corner, defining the crease, or blending the lower lash line. if you want a single brush for broad, all-over blending on larger lids, a bigger option may suit you better.


