Makeup Brushes Set of 7 Pouch Packing.

introducing Makeup Brushes Set of 7 Pouch Packing. \n \neye brush: Flat, packing brush \nAs the name implies, this is a great brush for packing color on. Don’t be afraid to load it up! It’s meant for full coverage. You’ll blend from this foundation, so a little extra saturation is okay! For this step, I’m using my most neutral color and taking it up to the crease. As you’ll see, the flat surface of the brush works great for tapping the color on and covering more surface area. It’s a great option for the lid and the browbone. \n \nEyeliner/brow angled brush \nThe angled brush is great for eyeliner and applying brow color. The angled brush will help you define the lashline and It can be used for a gel eyeliner or any other color shadow. The key to a great application with this brush is to gently pull eyelid away and get really close to the eye line. \n \nPencil brush \nWhen thinking about the Pencil brush, think about precision color application. This brush is great for the undereye and boosting your color intensity. This brush really gives you more control where the color is going and how bold we want it. With this brush, you can place the color where you want it, pack it in then use the fluffy brush (#2 above ) to buff it in. \n \nPowder Brush \nOnce you have applied your concealer, you want to be sure to set. Setting powder is best applied to the t-zone and under eyes. This keeps things dewy by not shiny. If you’re super oily- you may need to use a fuller brush than what I recommend below. \n \nAngled Brush for Bronzer/Contour \nI love an angled brush! An angled brush is still fluffy, but it’s a touch stiffer than a face or blush brush, and the unique shape is ideal for concentrated coverage. The reason I recommend a contour brush is because it’s the ideal option for bronzer. You really need something different for contouring than a blush brush because otherwise, you're inadvertently mixing colors. This is not the area of your face that a color blend works- you’ll find the color muddles and things don’t look quite right. Keeping these two brushes varied ensures a better application