e.l.f. Blending Brush

Although this is a brush for blending eye shadow I use this daily for applying highlight on my cheek bones as I like the natural shine, this brush is soft and perfect to apply this evenly, as I tend to find other brushes for highlight are too big for my face shape. Not only does this brush perform well but it does not look out of place in my brush pot with its sleek all black look

This blending brush has many uses. I use it to apply eye shadow. The bristles are close together, but are still soft. I can blend my eyes shadow well and it makes my makeup look great.

I like most of the Elf Makeup Brushes. The are pretry sturdy and do what they are designed to do. I wash them maybe once ever couple weeks and when they aren't performing as I like, the prices are so good, I just replace them with new ones.

I have 3 or 4 if these, and I am considering getting a few more so that I have separate brushes for color families, glittery and matte, and a few backups. I have always found the eyeshadow "C" brush to be too stiff for even color application, especially for lids. This brush is what the "C" brush should be for color application to browbone and lids. I also use this regularly for crease application, and it can be used for blending, but is a bit big for people with smaller eyes. Please don't stop making this brush, e.l.f.

I am a beginner with makeup, and this is my second e.l.f. brush! This brush is great for base color application, blending, and building up color in the crease. It hasn't shed at all, and it's so soft! As a beginner, I was a little unsure at first, but it blew me away. I will definitely be buying more pro e.l.f. brushes in the future!

Honestly, I got this brush because whenever I see a new item from "e.l.f." - I buy it, even if I don't necessarily need it. :) I have tons of brushes (low and high end), but I do have my all-time favorites from “e.l.f.” that I always seem to go back to. So I figured, why not? You absolutely need this brush if you do any kind of crease work and especially if you are a fan of smoky eyes or gradient eyeshadows! This brush is very unique because not only is it tapered, but it is also pinched on the sides. I included some pictures with this review, so you could (hopefully) get a better idea of its shape. Please excuse the dirty bristles; I literally use it every single day. I personally always deepen up my crease just a bit. In my opinion, it gives a bit more dimension to the eye, even if you are wearing almost no makeup at all. On those days, I just use a color about a shade darker than my skin tone. So I used to always use the MAC 239 for that purpose. When I discovered this particular blending brush from “e.l.f.”, there was no going back to the 239. Not even once! The bristles on this brush are very soft and extremely well tapered from all sides. It's a bit thinner and less squared off than the MAC 239. Because it's thinner, more tapered and softer (in my opinion), it fits much better in the crease and feels unbelievably gentle on your skin. I find that its shape is perfect for deepening up your crease because you can manage not to blend out the color too far out (since the brush is thin), but yet you do incorporate that little bit of depth in your crease and it blends in so effortlessly. Although you definitely can bring the color out as far as you need to; I just personally prefer to use this brush specifically for the crease line. And I love that it's thin but the “fluffy” kind of thin if that makes sense. It's just a very elegant, unique brush and I would definitely recommend it to everyone.

This little brush, at first glance, actually looks like a shader brush but upon closer inspection it's two great tools in one. The bristles a cut in such a way allowing it to pack on color like your favorite shader but unlike most shaders it also blends & buffs beautifully. Not sure what name I would give this brush because it definitely multi purpose. Will be ordering a few more.

As soon as I saw that Elf was releasing a Studio Blending brush I knew I wanted to buy it as I adore all of my Studio brushes. It's flat one dimension then fluffy from the other. I had expected the brush to have more bristles or overall just be a bit denser. Not especially disappointed but not as thrilled as I expected to be. It's still a good brush and I do use it for crease work. I use the flat side to pat on color for better pay off with eyeshadows, then turn the brush and fluff it to blend.

I use this brush mainly to blend eyeshadow that's already been applied to my eyes. I don't use this to apply eyeshadow to my eyes as I have slightly hooded eyes and I would need something smaller to get in my crease. I sometimes like to use blending brushes to and a wash of color all over my led to all up my brow bone, but I have other blending brushes that perform better for that purpose. This brush needs to be worked with in order to apply an even wash of color to my lids. But this brush blends color well and I reach for it when I need to do mass blending of colour. I love multi-tasking brushes, but it seems this brush does only one thing really well.... blends.

I bought this a little while ago and it works pretty well. It's a super fluffy brush and not all that dense. I don't mind working a little for the perfect blended smokey eye but some mornings I just don't have the time or energy. It works the best when it has the color you are trying to blend on the blending brush itself. It's not the best but It still work pretty dang well for the price.