
Horse-Hair Eye Detail Brush
Horse-Hair Eye Detail Brush. Confirm the selected brush shape, dimensions and material specification against the approved sample.
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An eye brush is judged on the millimetre: how much of the head touches the lid, how the tip behaves and whether the shape holds its form after washing. Small differences in density read immediately on the eye, so these shapes are developed one at a time.

Horse-Hair Eye Detail Brush. Confirm the selected brush shape, dimensions and material specification against the approved sample.
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6-Piece Goat-Hair Eye Brush Set. Confirm the selected brush shape, dimensions and material specification against the approved sample.
View product →Flat and shader heads for packing colour onto the lid with even pressure across the head.
Soft, tapered heads with enough spread to diffuse an edge without smearing the shape below it.
Tapered, slightly denser heads that place colour into the socket line and keep the edge defined.
Fine, firm tips for gel, liquid and powder liner, built to hold a point through repeat use.
Small precision heads for the lash line, inner corner and lower lid work.
Eye and small face heads typically sit in a 6.5–7 mm or 7.4–8 mm ferrule; fine detail and liner shapes go down to 5.5–6 mm. Sizes are listed on the brush size guide.
Each head is built to the approved sample, and the shedding and pull tests run against that standard: no more than 15 hairs shed over 50 strokes, and a ferrule-to-handle pull test above 2 KG for small brushes.
Yes. Eye sets are usually five to seven pieces, built around one look or one skill level, with a case or insert specified at the same time. See makeup brush sets.
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