Shaping Round Brow Brush

This says that it’s a “Shaping Brow Brush,” but to me it looks like a small blending brush. I have really small, really hooded eyes. So, I’m always looking for a quality blending brush that is small. They aren’t always easy to find! This one seemed like a great size for me! It comes in nice outer packaging. The packaging is plastic. The front is clear so you can see the brush inside. The brush is described as a “dense, round brush to shape brows. Use to apply and distribute serums and oils throughout brows. Use with gels to set brows into place. Perfectly sized for natural and full brows. Premium quality synthetic bristles. Vegan.” I’ve never seen a brush shaped like this be referred to as a brow brush. So, I thought that was interesting! But, like I said, I got it for the purposes of using it as a blending brush. It’s very lightweight. There’s no weight to it really. The handle feels like plastic. The hairs are very soft. They are densely packed. I figured it would work well to pack color on, like packing color onto the outer corner, blending shadow on the lower lash line, and even blending out a harsh line if I want to be precise. I tried using it all those ways and it worked great. I really liked it. The hairs weren’t scratchy at all. The brush didn’t shed at all. It worked great all around! Overall, it’s a really nice brush! It’s soft, works well, doesn’t shed. If you were going to use this for brows, I can’t really speak to that. But, I can say the quality is nice. If you’re like me and have a hard time finding small brushes this kind of shape, this would be perfect for you. I think $12 is an okay price. It’s more than a blending brush from Morphe would cost me, but not by much. But, the handle of it looks and feels just like drugstore brushes I own. It doesn’t look or feel like it should cost more than those. It is soft and works nicely, but again, still not enough to justify the higher expense. I use quite a few Morphe brushes, a ton of drugstore brushes, and a few higher end brushes. This brush I feel is along the lines of Morphe and good drugstore brushes. I’m not sure it’s worth $12. But, if you’re like me and have a hard time finding good sized brushes similar to this for your eyes, it might be worth it to you. Given the higher price point, I’m taking a star off. But, other than that I’m giving it 4 stars.

This brush came in very good condition in the packaging with no bristles out of place or stray. Its a very dense small brush with a round tip and a long tail. The brush itself was more of a firm harder tip, so as to get more of a precise shape, but not hard or tough when it comes in contact with skin. As someone with smaller, blonde eyebrows, I tend to like to go a more natural looking route with an eyebrow powder instead of a pomade. This works really well with picking up powders because it doesn't pick up too little powder or too much. With this brush you are able to layer on more powder if you need to, and also not have to worry about too much product on the tip. The best part about this brush for me was the precision and definition I was able to get while using it. Because of the firmness to it, it also leaves little to no powder fall out. I'm also sure that this brush would do a wonderful job for eyeshadow if you wanted to interchange uses for makeup brushes. All in all, this brush would definitely be something I would purchase again and even something that I'd recommend to anyone with smaller eyebrows looking for more defined but not intense looking eyebrows! :)

The girls love this shaping brush. They love how soft it is on the face and they love of it fills in their hands. They like the control you are given and they said it reminds them of a fine pencil or pen. The shaper is very sturdy and it is holding up nicely. Good value for the money and a nice item to add to your makeup container.

"Tweezerman Shaping Round Brow Brush" is made well; it seems to be of higher quality than many of the beauty-brand brushes. The bristles are densely packed and are more stiff than those on eyeshadow brushes. This will allow you to control the application of products to your thick brows. Unfortunately for me, I grew up in an era when we plucked our brows unmercifully and have little left to use this brush properly.

A rounded tip and plenty of bristles make this brush a good choice for applying powdered eyebrow tint, as well as the liquids mentioned in the description. The bristles are short enough that you retain control of where you place product, and there’s little wastage from having extra powder left on your brush when you’re done. I have been using an angled brush for years, but I prefer this for when you start applying on the nose side of your eyebrow. The first touchpoint looks more natural because it isn’t an edge but a curve.