Daroge FIRM EYESHADOW BRUSHES

If you're the laid-back, throw-a-color-in-the-crease-and-go kinda gal, you might only need a fluffy or tapered brush. But if you like experimenting with a variety of colors, defined looks like a cut-crease, or blown-out looks like a dramatic smoky eye, you'll probably need a wider variety of tools. And because the brushes you use matter just as much (if not more) than the makeup you use to achieve the looks you imagine, it's important to find quality tools. But remember that "quality" does not necessarily mean "expensive." It just means that the bristles are made from the right material (whether they're sable or synthetic), they don't scratch your skin, and they don't shed. And if you know how to use these seven different types of blending brushes, you'll be able to master any eye look.