

BRUSH 13
the smallest crease brush in our lineup. this brush offers unparalleled precision, yet unexpectedly fluffy and soft.
the shape of brush 13 has been carefully calibrated to work with all eye shapes, including hooded eyes and monolids.
handcrafted in Kumano, Japan by master artisans using uncut natural hair.
bristle length: 13mm
Product Details+−
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Usage+−
- crease and outer corner shadow placement (72%)
- lower lash line blending and smoking out (18%)
- spot concealing and undereye powder setting (5%)
Product FAQ+−
will this work on hooded eyes?
about 65% of community members specifically mention using brush 13 on hooded eyes and consider it one of the top brushes for that eye shape. the compact head fits into the crease without pushing shadow onto the brow bone or mobile lid, giving you control over placement and blending in limited lid space.
can i use this for my whole eye look or just detail work?
many community members use brush 13 as their primary eyeshadow brush for one-and-done looks, especially those with smaller eyes. however, around 12% of community members with larger eyes or more lid space find it too small for all-over work and prefer pairing it with a larger blending brush for diffusing.
how does this compare to brush 14?
community members frequently describe brush 13 as slightly smaller, denser, and firmer than brush 14. brush 13 tends to be preferred for packing color into the outer corner and precise crease definition, while brush 14 is often favored for diffusing and softer blending. many community members own both and use them together.
is this brush good for applying shadow under the eye?
about 18% of community members specifically use brush 13 on the lower lash line to smoke out shadow or apply color beneath the eye. the small head and soft bristles allow controlled application without dragging or depositing too much product in that delicate area.
does this work with cream eyeshadows or just powders?
most community members use brush 13 with powder eyeshadows, and that is where it excels. some community members report success with cream shadows and even concealer, though a few note the natural hair bristles can be slightly less effective at picking up and blending cream formulas compared to powders.


