1. Fundus brush:

The shape is relatively λ ≠flat, the bristles are d•←>enser, and the upper eye is sofφ   t. It can be used as a primer for large∞Ω area lids and can also be used to blen∏<d the edges of eyeshadows. Wh®$₩en choosing, pay attenδβ♥©tion to choosing products with ∑≥®fine bristles and strong powder gra∑✔sping power.

2. Flat Eyeshadow Brush:

The shape is very flat and the ↔¶bristles are stiff and dense to p‍≠ress shimmer or matte shades intoδδ specific areas of the eyes.

3. Application brush:

Shaped like a flame, tε×he bristles are soft a<Ω¶↕nd fluffy. It is mainly used for blⱩending eyeshadows. It is recommendedββ→ to buy an applicator brush with a sma↓ ller brush head, which is mor≠ €>e suitable for Asian eyes and can alλ∑&÷so be used to apply eye socγ≈kets.

4. Pencil Brush:

The shape is similar to a pencil with ₩ ‌Ωa pointed tip and soft and ×><¶dense bristles. It i↔≥s mainly used to smudge the lower lash $λline and brighten the inner co✔'rner of the eyes. When buying, b₽↑e careful to choose bristles ♦ πthat are soft enough not↓φ to puncture, otherwise ↑Ω≤it will be bad for the skin und↓→≥☆er the eyes.

5. Flat brush:

The bristles are flat,  <•dense and firm. They are mainly used€← for fine work such as δ¥♦drawing eyeliner and ¥λ&&inner eyeliner.

6. Eye shadow special brush:

The bristles are hard and dense ☆<≤®and are specially designed f→≠or paste products, you can grab enou$÷<gh paste and apply it to the eyes b ∞y pressing or smearing during × ©application. Consider tβφ​his if you use eyeshadow a lot. Mor嶱✔e hygienic and cleaner than a¶$pplying makeup directly with your finge∑≥♠☆rs.