With its tapered cut, this eyeshadow brush is ideal for blending eyeshadow along the crease area. Use windshield-wiper motions for the best, most even-looking transitions between one color to the next.
SPECIFICATIONS:
WHAT YOU GET: (1) Suesh Tapered Blending Brush (Medium)
Established in 2006 by three sisters with a passion for beauty, Suesh Cosmetics’ wide selection of makeup must-haves gives every woman that expert touch. Using prized Japanese and Korean techniques, this brand offers fine-quality, on-trend products that are gentle on the skin and are available at affordable prices. From its customizable palettes for every kind of cosmetic, to its handy brushes, mirrors, and vanity cases, Suesh provides you with all the tools of the trade, so you can get gorgeous every day even if you’re doing your own makeup.
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It’s an okay brush, not really sure if it’s worth the price though. It does it’s job, and transfers eyeshadow well. The only problem I have is that even with a brush protector the brush hairs tend to be “sabog” or get out of place, and every time I wash it brush hair seems to fall off. But all in all, it’s an okay brush as it does what it claims it does.
5 days agoUgggh I don't completely dislike this brush, but I don't fully love it either. Keeping mind that I'm an eyeshadow beginner, here's what I felt. ✔️Pros: the handle is easy to hold for me because it's straight and relatively thick, not tapered or thin like other brushes (also makes it easy to store upright imo). It's also really big and useful for removing harsh edges for a seemless blend, or for quickly brushing a transition shade all over my lids. It's actually big enough that I think it could also work as a small-ish setting or highlighter brush, since the bristles are long (about 1.5cm) but not very splayed out. ❌Cons: I've used it for a couple of weeks and I find that it sheds while I'm using it and when I wash it. The bristles can also be a bit uncomfortable, as they sometimes poke my skin (though I haven't yet found an eye brush that doesn't do this besides the white wet n wild ones, so it might just be the fault of my skin). Idk, I might get used to the occasional poking, but the shedding kinda sucks. Overall, I really want to like it but I don't know if I'll repurchase. 4 months ago
I was recently in a bit of a pickle when most of my brushes (which I've had for ages and ages) decided to quit one by one, and replacing them was quite the task. I'd always been curious about the Suesh individual brushes, as the sets seem to be slightly lower in quality. This brush in particular is really soft, picks up pigment well, dispenses and buffs it out nicely, and is just a dream to have. If you like defined eyeshadow looks, this brush is definitely a workhorse.
almost 3 years agoThis is my "go to" eye make-up brush. This is the brush that I have never ever regretted buying at suesh! It blends so perfectly and it is also a good quality of brush. It is expensive for a brush but then it is really worth it. So good for blending and for the crease.
over 3 years agoI like the suesh individual brushes. These brushes are denser and in my opinion have better quality than the ones in the pro sets. I've had thus brush for 3 years and it's still doing well. This is my go to big fluffy brush that I use to blend eye shadows.
about 4 years ago
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