Eyeshadow Blending Brushes for Advanced Color Blending – Techniques, Why and How to Use Them

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Have you ever applied different colors of eyeshadows only to be disappointed by the results?

You’re not alone. A lot of people attempt to apply eyeshadow like their favorite celebrities, hoping to mirror the way those people look in fashion and beauty magazines.

Regrettably, they don’t always get the look they want. Oftentimes, the issue is the way they apply their eyeshadow, not just the color or brand they’re using.

The best way to apply eyeshadow properly is to learn advanced color blending techniques.
What Tools Will You Need for Better Results?

To perfectly blend your eyeshadow colors, you’ll need the following types of blending brushes.

• Large and domed/tapered
• Dense and rounded
• Small and tapered
• Fluffy and tapered
• Petite and tapered
• Fluffy and rounded

How to Use an Eyeshadow Blending Brush

Are you ready to apply eyeshadow to look like your idols? Here’s how to do it.

Decide What Eye Look You’re Going For

You’ll need to use different blending brushes for different jobs. For example, you won’t use the same brushes for a smoky, cat-eye that you would use for an everyday, natural sort of look.

Some brushes are better for blending shadow into your crease, while others – typically the larger brushes – are better for blending color all over your eyelid.

Choosing which blending brushes to use depends on how you apply your eyeliner that day. For instance, if you want to “finish off” your pencil liner or intensify it, you’ll want to use a small, tapered brush. If you’re only going to use a liquid liner that day, you won’t need a brush.

Prime Your Eyelids

Applying a primer will help keep everything in place, which will make both applying and blending eyeshadow so much easier. Just make sure it’s completely dry before you start applying the shadow.

Always Start Light Eyeshadow

A contrast between lighter and darker colors on your eyelids will give your look more depth, interest, and drama. Apply a lighter shadow to your full lid.

Start Applying Darker Colors and Blend, Blend, Blend

Where should you start applying darker colors? At the crease line and the outer third part of the eyelid. Dark eyeshadow application here will enhance the shape of your eyes. Use a smaller brush to apply the darker color(s), and then a medium-sized brush to lightly blend the dark shade into the lighter one.

When you learn to blend your eyeshadow like a pro, your eyes are bound to look gorgeous.

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