


BRUSH 15
a versatile, medium sized crease brush built for impactful pigments and effortless blending.
watch the demo video and see how to do an easy shimmery eye.
handcrafted in Kumano, Japan by master artisans using uncut natural hair.
bristle length: 19mm
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Usage+−
- blending transition or crease shades (72%)
- applying a one-and-done wash of color across the lid (18%)
- setting undereye concealer with powder (7%)
Product FAQ+−
can i use brush 15 on hooded eyes?
about 20% of community members specifically mention using brush 15 on hooded eyes with good results. the tapered tip fits into the crease well for most hooded eye shapes. a small number of community members with very small or deeply hooded lids find it slightly large and prefer pairing it with a smaller brush like the 13 or 14 for more precise work.
is this good for a quick, simple eye look?
yes. around 18% of community members use brush 15 as a one-and-done brush, sweeping a single shade across the lid and blending it out in seconds. the shape picks up enough pigment for visible color while keeping the finish soft and diffused, making it a popular choice for everyday, low-effort makeup.
does brush 15 work with cream eyeshadows?
many community members report good results with cream and cream-to-powder formulas, noting that the natural hair grips the product well and blends it smoothly. around 12% of community members mention using it with creams. it tends to perform at its strongest with powder formulas, where blending is nearly effortless.
how is brush 15 different from brush 01 or brush 27?
community members often compare these three. brush 15 sits between brush 01 and brush 27 in size, with a slightly more tapered and denser profile than brush 27. many community members describe brush 15 as more versatile for both placing and blending color, while brush 27 is fluffier and better for broad diffusion. brush 01 is similar in shape but slightly smaller.
will this brush work for packing on pigment or just blending?
brush 15 handles both tasks well. about 25% of community members use it to deposit color in the crease or outer corner before blending it out with the same brush. the moderate density gives enough control for targeted placement, while the soft bristles let you diffuse edges without switching tools.


