

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 (65%)
- one-and-done eyeshadow application (20%)
- setting undereye area with powder (10%)
Product FAQ+−
can i use brush 36 for cream eyeshadow?
yes. roughly 20% of community members use brush 36 for cream and liquid eyeshadow, especially for one-and-done looks where a single shade is swept across the lid. the dense, sloped head picks up product and deposits it evenly. many find it works best with a patting or stamping motion rather than swiping.
will this work on hooded eyes?
many community members with hooded eyes enjoy brush 36 for crease work and quick shadow application, noting the sloped shape fits well into the crease. however, about 25% find the brush head a bit large for limited lid space. if you have very small hooded eyes, you may find it works better for undereye concealer than for detailed eyeshadow placement.
how do i use the sloped shape to apply concealer?
most community members pat or stamp the flat, angled face of brush 36 under the eye and along the nose, similar to how you would use a fingertip. the shorter side fits into the inner corner while the longer side blends outward. a light tapping motion helps press product into the skin without streaking.
does brush 36 work with powder products too?
about 10% of community members use brush 36 to set undereye concealer with translucent or setting powder. the dense bristles pick up a controlled amount of powder and deposit it precisely. it also works well for powder eyeshadow, particularly for packing color onto the lid in one pass.
is brush 36 too big for the undereye area?
roughly 25% of community members feel brush 36 is larger than a typical concealer brush. most find the size covers the undereye area efficiently and speeds up application. if you have a petite face or very small undereye area, you may end up using just the tapered tip for more targeted placement.


