

BRUSH 36
a dense and soft brush with a sloped design that's perfect for one-and-done shadows and under eye concealer.
handcrafted in Kumano, Japan by artisans using natural fibers.
Product Details+−
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Usage+−
- blending undereye concealer (68%)
- one-and-done eyeshadow wash over the lid (22%)
- setting undereye area with powder (12%)
Product FAQ+−
can i use brush 36 for cream eyeshadow?
yes. about 22% of community members use brush 36 to sweep a single cream or liquid shadow across the lid in one pass. the dense, slanted head picks up product well and deposits it evenly. for best results, use a patting or stamping motion rather than swiping to avoid moving product around.
will this work on hooded eyes?
many community members with hooded eyes love brush 36 for placing color in the crease and sweeping shadow across the lid quickly. however, around 18% of community members find it too large for their lid space, especially those with smaller or more deeply hooded eyes. if you have limited lid real estate, consider using it primarily for concealer or undereye powder instead.
how do i use it for concealer without streaks?
most community members get the best results by dabbing or stamping the concealer into the skin rather than dragging the brush. the slanted edge fits naturally into the undereye hollow and along the nose. about 68% of community members report a smooth, airbrushed finish when using this technique with liquid concealers.
does the brush work with powder products too?
about 12% of community members regularly use brush 36 to set concealer with loose or pressed powder under the eyes. the dense bristles deposit a precise, controlled amount of powder without kicking up excess. it also works well for targeted placement of powder highlighter or setting powder on small areas of the face.
is brush 36 too big for undereye concealer?
most community members find the size works well for undereye blending, comparing it to a fingertip pressed along the hollow. that said, around 15% of community members with petite faces or very small undereye areas feel it could be slightly narrower for pinpoint precision. using just the tapered tip of the brush can help with more targeted application in tight corners.


