Da Vinci Eyebrow brush

The special composition of straight and wavy synthetic fibres distinguishes this brush and makes it a useful utensil for detailed work on the eye. The Da Vinci CLASSIC - EYE 4174 model uses synthetic bristles that are highly resistant and can glide smoothly over the skin at the same time. The flat, slightly rounded shape of the brown hairs enables precise application along the lash line as well as soft shading of contours. Both liquid eyeliners and gels as well as powdery or creamy consistencies can be picked up effortlessly. The tip only stores the amount of product actually required and dispenses it to the desired area in a controlled manner. A black handle ensures a pleasant feel and is well-balanced in the hand, which supports a smooth application. The fine tip proves its strength particularly when defining the eyebrow shape or drawing precise eyelid lines. Even hard-to-reach areas can be worked on thanks to the flexible fibre structure. A silver ferrule firmly connects the handle to the trim and rounds off the functional design.

• Mix of straight and wavy synthetic fibres for high flexibility
• Suitable for powder, cream and liquid textures
• Enables precise lines and smooth blending
• Flat, rounded shape for precise work on brows and lash line
• Comfortable handling thanks to balanced handle

Guide the eyeliner brush with a straight handle and the narrow, slightly bevelled brush head outwards from the inner corner of the eye. Apply eyeliner or eyeshadow along the lash line. If you want to use the eyeliner brush for the brows, simply apply gentle strokes in the direction of brow growth.

The angled eyeliner has a particularly fine tip, which is perfect for liquid eyeliner that is drawn along the lash line from the inner corner of the eye outwards.

Kajal, liquid eyeliner, wet powder and especially gel eyeliner are applied with a straight brush with a narrow tip. To do this, guide the brush over the lash line from the inside to the outside and draw subtle or eye-catching eyeliner lines.