Eye Shade & Blend Makeup Brush Trio, For Eyeshadow & Liner, Makeup Tools for Shaping & Grooming Brows, Defined Makeup Look, Synthetic Bristles, Vegan & Cruelty-Free, 3 Count

Works really in blending, originally use for traveling but I use this everyday I put my makeup on, nice size good quality. Easy to clean and use and makes its to blend out your brows for seamless application. Easy to travel! Nicely priced

I recently added the Real Techniques Eye Shade & Blend Makeup Brush Trio to my makeup collection, and I must say, these brushes have quickly become my go-to tools for achieving flawless eye makeup looks. This trio offers versatility, quality, and a cruelty-free approach to makeup application. First and foremost, the quality of these brushes is evident. The synthetic bristles are soft yet firm enough to apply eyeshadow smoothly and precisely. They pick up and blend colors effortlessly, allowing for seamless eyeshadow application. What sets this trio apart is the variety of brushes it includes. The eye shade brush is perfect for applying base colors, while the blending brush is excellent for creating smooth transitions and softening edges. The liner brush is a game-changer for precise eyeliner application, whether you prefer a subtle line or a bold cat-eye look. I appreciate Real Techniques' commitment to being vegan and cruelty-free. Knowing that these brushes are made without animal-derived bristles and haven't been tested on animals aligns with my values as a conscious consumer. The ergonomic handles are comfortable to hold, and the brushes are lightweight, making them easy to maneuver during makeup application. The bristles are easy to clean and maintain, ensuring that the brushes stay in excellent condition over time. In summary, the Real Techniques Eye Shade & Blend Makeup Brush Trio is a must-have for anyone looking to up their eye makeup game. These brushes are versatile, high-quality, and ethical, making them an excellent addition to any makeup kit. Whether you're a makeup enthusiast or a professional artist, these brushes are sure to help you achieve precise and stunning eye looks. I highly recommend them.

The perfect eye brush kit! Every brush you’ll need & great quality! I will be buying these on repeat - highly recommend!

good product

I got a couple of these sets when they were SUPER DUPER marked down to just a few dollars each. I have a friend that is always raving about them, so why not? Overall I found them to be really soft and easy to use for blending and applying eye makeup. My only issue with them is that they're a bit big for me. Maybe I just have smaller eyes, or mine are more hooded than other folks? I still use them a lot though and find them to be really good bargain brushes.

Originally I was going to buy a morphe brush that my sister used. But I did not want to pay that price. And for this one. It’s perfect. The angled brush was perfect. It was stiff enough to fill in my brows without hurting. No shedding. It bends well when you need it to. Cleaning I haven’t done it yet. But it definitely looks just like my other brushes that will clean easily. It’s definitely worth it. I like the thickness as well!

I love this brand of brushes because most all of us can afford them. And I love this teeny tiny brush because it gets into places where I need to go. It works as a great eyeliner brush. I’m always losing brushes and you can’t go wrong for the price.

I'm just getting into makeup, so I got these brushes to help with eyeshadow application. I have hooded eyes and have discovered that I really like to add color to my crease to make my eyes pop. Ironically, the "crease brush" (the fatter one) is too large to really get into my deep crease (again, hooded eyes), but the base brush does *amazing* getting color into my crease--just the right size/shape/texture. I then like to use the fatter crease brush to add darker shadow to my outside V area, basically by stamping it into the shadow and then stamping it right onto the area. I use a fluffy brush from Wet n Wild (which works okay--might replace it if I find something better) to blend everything out, and I'm good to go. The base shadow brush is a bit softer (bristle are longer and more forgiving) than the crease brush, which is why I like to use it in my crease. It's soft enough to feel pleasant for application, but firm enough that I have control. The fatter crease brush is stiffer and kind of hurts my eyelids if I move it around too much, but like I said, it works great for stamping/tapping the color on. Got these for a great price on Amazon, and I'd definitely recommend if you're new to eyeshadow and don't quite know where to begin (like me!).