WHAT EACH EYESHADOW BRUSH IS ACTUALLY FOR| Stop Using Them Wrong| EYEMAKEUP CLASS |PRATIBHA

I have so many brushes but I don't know which one to use for what — Day 1 fixes I'll show you what each brush in your eye set is actually for, starting with the one most people grab first and shouldn't. I'll show you what each brush in your eye set is actually for, starting with the one most people grab first and shouldn't. I remember standing at my mirror, staring at my crease looking muddy again, wondering what I was doing wrong. I was blending with the flat one — the 104. Every single time. That's not what it's for. That's your lid brush. Press the shadow on. Don't drag it. Blending's the 101's job. That softens the harsh line I used to walk around with and never noticed. Want the crease deep? Grab the 102. Smaller, tighter. Deposits color right into the socket. That's what fixed the muddy look — wrong brush the whole time. Outer corner flat? Pack the 103 into that outer V. The 100's your precision brush. Cut crease, sharp corners. Doing glitter? Skip the fingers. I used to press glitter on with my finger and wonder why it fell everywhere by noon. The 105 presses sparkle exactly where you want it. 106's your liner and wing brush. 107 smokes out the lash line. The 108, smallest in the set, that's tear duct and brow bone only. Nine brushes, nine jobs. I wasted years not knowing which was which. Know this, and your whole eye look gets easier. Save this for next time you're getting ready. I'm doing one brush a day for 30 days. Follow so you don't miss the rest.