

BRUSH 29
this tiny brush is incredibly precise and fits perfectly into the lashline. in addition to liquid and gel formulas, brush 29 also excels in picking up powder and enables you to create a liner look with eyeshadow.
handcrafted by master artisans in Kumano, Japan using uncut natural hair.
bristle length: 2.4mm
Product Details+−
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Usage+−
- stamping eyeshadow as eyeliner along the lash line (68%)
- tightlining the upper waterline or between lashes (52%)
- creating a small wing or kitten flick (31%)
Product FAQ+−
can i use this for a winged liner look?
about 31% of community members use brush 29 to create small wings or kitten flicks by stamping shadow or gel liner outward from the outer corner. the straight edge works well for pressing a thin wing into place. some community members note it takes a bit of practice if you are used to an angled brush, but the compact size gives you control over the wing shape.
will this work on hooded eyes?
roughly 25% of community members specifically mention having hooded or small eyes and consider brush 29 one of their go-to tools. the tiny brush head fits into limited lid space without taking up room, and the short bristles help you stamp a thin line right at the lash line. many say it finally allowed them to do eyeliner comfortably on hooded lids.
what products does it work with?
community members report success with powder eyeshadow, gel liner, cream shadow, and pencil or kajal products. around 68% use it with powder shadow to create a soft liner effect by stamping along the lash line. it also picks up gel and cream formulas well for a more defined look.
is the brush too small to be practical?
brush 29 is intentionally tiny for precision work, and about 10% of community members found it smaller than expected. most say the compact size is exactly what makes it effective for detail work close to the lashes. if you prefer quicker coverage across the full lash line in fewer strokes, you may find the small head takes a bit more time.
how do i actually apply liner with this brush?
the most popular technique among community members is stamping or pressing the flat edge along the lash line rather than dragging it. you load a small amount of product, then pat it between and above the lashes in short motions. this stamping method gives a clean, controlled line and works especially well for building intensity gradually.


