faq
What makes MAKEUP EXPERTS brushes different?
Our collection focuses on purposeful shapes and clearly explained uses. Each brush is designed to make a specific placement or blending step easier to understand and repeat.
Are these brushes suitable for beginners?
Yes. The brushes are designed to make application approachable for everyday users while still offering purposeful shapes for experienced makeup users and professionals. Begin with less product and build gradually.
How do I choose the right brush?
Start with the makeup step you want to make easier. Choose EASY CREASE for crease definition, UNDER-ALL-OVER for lid color or targeted concealer, LITTLE LINES for eyeliner or brows, RIGHT ANGLES for foundation, blush, or contour, and SOFT FINISH for powder or bronzer.
What is a crease brush used for?
A crease brush applies and blends eyeshadow around the natural fold of the eyelid to create depth and definition.
Is the EASY CREASE brush useful for hooded or mature eyes?
Its controlled shape can help users adjust eyeshadow placement for hooded, mature, or deep-set eyes. Look straight ahead while placing color so you can see where the definition remains visible on your individual eye shape.
Can I create a smoky eye with the EASY CREASE brush?
Yes. Use it to place transition color through the crease and soften the edges of deeper powder eyeshadow.
What are the brush fibers made from?
MAKEUP EXPERTS brushes use soft, high-performance synthetic fibers. They are vegan and cruelty-free.
How should I clean my brushes?
Use a gentle brush cleanser and lukewarm water. Avoid soaking the ferrule, rinse thoroughly, reshape the fibers, and lay the brush flat to dry completely.
How often should makeup brushes be cleaned?
Clean brushes regularly based on how often you use them and the products applied. Brushes used professionally on multiple people require appropriate cleaning and sanitation between clients.
Can one brush be used with several products?
Several shapes in the collection are intentionally versatile. Check each product page for the recommended applications and formula compatibility, and clean the brush when switching between different product types or colors.
Easy Crease Tutorial
Tutorial Instructions
For this look, start by applying your transition color on the top of the Easy Crease brush, about halfway down the bristles. Place into the crease, where you want the most color. Holding the brush into the crease, sweep back and forth toward your nose until the desired effect has been achieved.
For the deep crease, place your desired color on the top of the brush, only about ¼ down the bristles. Follow the exact steps as the transition color.
For the liner and outside corner, I chose complimentary colors. Using the Little Lines brush, start at the outside corner, drag the shadow under the lashline toward the inner eye until satisfied. Extend the liner, at the same angle as the lower lashline, up to the bottom of the crease. Fill in the outside corner with the liner shadow.
When satisfied, add a second, lighter color, in the same color family and pull slightly across the lid from the outside corner.
For the lid highlight, place your highlight color on the bottom of the Easy Crease brush. Place the brush at the bottom of the crease. Press, wiggle and pull the brush toward your lashline. This will also blend your second, complimentary color.
Finish by taking the remaining shadow from the Easy Crease brush and placing it under your brow.