

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+−
- undereye concealer blending (68%)
- one-and-done eyeshadow application (20%)
- setting undereye area with powder (12%)
Product FAQ+−
can i use brush 36 for cream eyeshadow?
yes. around 20% of community members use brush 36 for cream and liquid eyeshadow, especially for one-and-done looks where a single color is swept across the lid. the dense bristles pick up cream formulas well and the slanted shape helps deposit color evenly. some note that stamping or patting motions work better than swiping for the most even coverage.
will this work on hooded eyes?
many community members with hooded eyes enjoy brush 36 for packing shadow into the crease and applying a quick wash of color across the lid. the slanted profile fits naturally along the crease line. however, roughly 25% find the brush head too large for smaller or very hooded lids, so those with limited lid space may prefer using it for concealer instead.
how do i use brush 36 for concealer without getting streaks?
community members recommend using a gentle patting or stamping motion rather than swiping. the fingertip-like shape works well when you press and bounce product into the skin, similar to how you would blend with your finger. about 68% of community members rely on brush 36 for concealer and report smooth, even results with this technique.
is brush 36 too big for undereye concealer?
this depends on your face size and eye shape. a majority of community members find brush 36 fits well in the undereye hollow, while about 25% feel it is a bit large, particularly for petite faces or when trying to reach the inner corner. many in that group still use it successfully by angling the tapered tip into tighter areas.
what else can i use brush 36 for besides concealer and eyeshadow?
community members have found several other uses. popular alternatives include setting undereye powder, applying eyeshadow primer, nose contouring, precise highlighter placement, and spot concealing blemishes. the dense, angled shape makes it effective for any task that calls for controlled product placement in smaller areas of the face.



