My favourite blenders ♥

The secret to gorgeous eye makeup is not unknown and solely dependent on efficient blending brushes (and technique ofcoz!). So here I present to you, my tools of the trade and I love these babies ;)

Starting from right,

* Short Crease blender - This is the short stiff crease brush that people usually use for placing the color in the crease/outer v and this is what I previously used this for too. However unknown to many this makes an amazing blender! Due to its rigid shape, it provides maximum control and blends to its most merging the two colors effortlessly. This is perfect if you want color to stay up to the crease and dont want to feather it out. Get this one if you want a brush that provides maximum blending. This is Coastal Scents round crease brush.

* Flat Tapered blender - This is the one for easy blending with less effort and would thus be THE perfect brush for all begginers (and pros too). The way in which the brush hairs are tapered just require one to blend in a wind shield wiper motion and you will acheive a consierably well merge of colors. You have to take into account that this will NOT completely merge the colors together like the one above but instead will provide softer blending. This will however smoke the colors slighty above the crease automatically due to its flat tapered shape. Get this brush if you want softer feathered blending with minimum effort. This is Mac 217.

* Round Crease blender - This brush is slightly longer than the short crease brush and more fluffy. However this fits right into my crease making blending like a dream. Just place it right into your crease and go forwards and backwards to blend the color. This will NOT automatically smoke the color upwards due to its round shape. Thus with this one has to go in small circular motions to and fro to feather out the colors. This brush again would provide more softer blending compared to the one above. This would be comparable to Mac 224.

* Fluffy tapered blender - This brush is the largest of all blenders as you can see and more fluffier too. As its brush hairs are not packed very densely and due to its larger size this will provide the least blending possible. I would use this brush to soften any harsh edges by swiping the brush back and forth or when I DONT want to blend a lot and want the colors to look obviously apart. This is Coastal Scents blending fluff brush.

I am not saying any of these brushes are better than the other. My point is, you can use any of these brushes as per the blending effect you wish to achieve as there will be a huge difference in the blending effect each of these provide. No matter what make your blender brush is from, it is highly likely that it will fall into one of the above categories.

What are your favourite blenders?

Hope you lovely gurlies are all well :)