KINGMAS 100 Pack Eyeliner Brush, Disposable Ultra-fine Point Eyeliner Applicator Cosmetic Eye Wands Eye Liner Makeup Tool

I use these to paint with! If you are doing a paint by number, or any painting craft project these are perfect for painting fines like and small areas. The brush is quite stiff when you get them, which is great for ultra fine lines, but if you put them in water for a minute then use your fingers to bend the brush the bristles will break free of the stuff cast so the brush is more pliable. I have ordered these twice. They are amazing quality.

One of these days I'll actually try this as a cosmetic brush, but to me, they're far more useful as handy tools for manipulating different types of art media. I do sculpture in earthen and metal clay, where they're a great tool for smoothing and shaping tiny bits and crevices. They're even more useful for pushing around and shaping enamels on metal, powdered glass for fusing and casting, paints, epoxies, and resists--just about any place that you're painting on or removing tiny details.I do have fine brushes that will do the same thing, but they're expensive, hard to clean, and it's extremely easy to accidentally leave a bit of material down at the base of the brush where it'll contaminate something else. So the "disposability" part, while it undoubtedly adds to our landfill load, is essential.These are inexpensive enough that I don't worry about needing four or five for a project, and they're pretty sturdy and easy to handle. There's a whole range of cosmetic applicators and sponges, by the way, that come in these packets, definitely worth checking out.

I bought these to use with eyelash serum. They work great because I only need to apply a small amount. I like how each of them are covered. I would recommend these.

These are very small which is perfect for me! I have bad vision, near sighted, so regular long makeup brushes are actually too long for me since I need my face a couple inches from the mirror to see what I'm doing.The brushes are thin so it makes for fine details easier which is why I got these. I couldn't find a thin enough regular brush for eyeliner.When they're dry, they are a bit firm and pointy. When they're wet, they're too soft for my taste, so I've been using them dry.They can be washed, I just use soap and water.

I bought some prescription lash serum, but it came with about 100 bulky brushes that were easily the size of nail polish brushes, and so they lacked any precision at all, and soaked up/wasted the expensive serum. These are much, much better. They have something crusty on them to keep them pointy, so i dip them in a couple drops of water to soften them before drying them off and using them to apply the serum. You can really get into the lash line with these, which is difficult because I also have eyelash extensions. (I use the serum to keep them thick and strong enough to support my extensions because they're naturally thin and sparse.) These are a great alternative to the ones you get with the Rx.

I love these brushes. I use these and crafting projects when I paint because the brush is so fine you can paint the smallest, design. They work so well They're easy to clean, quality made, so versatile and they come with a little cover to put over your brush. You push the end of the handle in and pull it to the front to cover the bristles. Highly recommend

Works really well

Great for eyeliner and I also use them in my crafting, they make great detail paint brushes.