

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+−
Reviews+−
Usage+−
- crease and outer corner blending on hooded or small eyes (72%)
- smoking out or diffusing shadow along the lower lash line (18%)
- packing darker shadow into the outer v for depth (15%)
Product FAQ+−
will this work on hooded eyes?
yes. roughly 68% of community members specifically mention hooded eyes as their reason for choosing brush 13. the small head fits into the crease without depositing shadow onto the hood or brow bone, so color stays where you place it. many say it is the only crease brush that actually works for their lid shape.
can i use this for my lower lash line?
about 18% of community members use brush 13 along the lower lash line to smoke out shadow or diffuse eyeliner. the bristle length is soft enough to avoid irritation near the waterline while still giving a controlled, smudged finish. some pinch the head slightly to narrow the footprint even more.
is this brush good for a one-and-done eyeshadow look?
many community members reach for brush 13 as their only eye brush on low-effort days. it picks up enough pigment to lay down a visible wash of color on the lid and crease, then blends it out without muddying. it works well for single-shade looks, though those with larger lids may prefer a bigger brush for speed.
how does this compare to brush 14?
community members often own both. brush 13 is slightly smaller, a touch denser, and has a more rounded tip, making it better for precise packing and tighter spaces. brush 14 is a bit fluffier and more tapered, so it diffuses color faster. around 60% of community members who own both say they use them interchangeably depending on the look.
what is the best way to use this for the outer v?
most community members tap brush 13 into a deeper shadow, then press it into the outer corner of the eye and use small windshield-wiper motions to blend upward into the crease. the compact head keeps the color concentrated. many follow up with a larger brush like brush 15 or 01 to soften the edges further.


