Eye Blender Brush 5

For depth in the eyelid crease, color gradients on the upper eyelids, or structuring highlights under the eyebrows: UND GRETEL's Eye Blender Brush, with its subtly rounded shape, distributes and blends colors particularly harmoniously across the eyelid and into each other. It also doubles as a concealer brush when needed: Since every Face Blending Brush from UND GRETEL's vegan tool range is hygienic and easy to wash, the color pigments won't interfere with each other when cleaned properly.

The Eye Blending Brush is a small blender brush with a softly rounded tip for blending all eyeshadows—from IMBE and LUK pencils to the multi-use WONNE versions —with exceptional smoothness. Small, firm, yet fluffy, it blends powdery and creamy pigments on the eyelids, allowing for color gradients without any lines or edges. The shape of this blending brush is even flat enough to smudge the eyeshadow along the lower eyelids, giving the eyes more impact.

• Brush selection : Eyeshadow often comes with a plastic sponge—a mini brush that usually doesn't last long, can't be cleaned, and eventually becomes plastic waste. This is another reason why all IMBE eyeshadows do not use such brushes. The textures of IMBE and LUK are great for finger application, so a high-quality eye blender brush isn't absolutely necessary. However, a blending brush makes a difference in the final result: Its soft, short bristles allow for seamless blending and excellent shading when multiple colors are part of a look.
  
  
• Eyeshadow selection : When choosing the right shade of IMBE Eye Shadow, your eye color, the occasion, and your personal preferences or makeup ideas all play a role. UND GRETEL's free AI type and color consultation is happy to help you decide on your eyeshadow!
  
  
• Applying eyeshadow : The eyeshadow(s) are applied to the eyelid and/or crease with even brush strokes to create a structured 3D effect. The how-to depends on, among other things, the position of the eyes - are they close or wide set on the face? - the depth of the eye socket (which can also be age-related), and also the shape and texture of the eyes. Droopy eyelids are particularly challenging. A tip: to visually lift the eyes, always use darker colors on the outer eyelids and lighter colors on the inner ones. This makes the eye area look more open and slightly lifted.