

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 definition and blending on hooded eyes (62%)
- deepening outer corner or outer v (48%)
- smoking out lower lash line (18%)
Product FAQ+−
will this work on hooded eyes?
about 60% of community members specifically mention having hooded eyes and consider brush 13 one of their go-to brushes. its compact size lets you place shadow in the crease without it spreading onto the lid or up toward the brow. many note it gives them control they could not achieve with standard-sized blending brushes.
can i use this for my lower lash line?
yes, roughly 18% of community members use brush 13 to apply and blend shadow along the lower lash line. the small head fits the area well and diffuses color without dragging it too far under the eye. several community members say it is soft enough for the delicate skin in that area.
is this good for packing on color or just blending?
brush 13 handles both tasks. community members frequently use it to deposit deeper shades in the outer corner or crease, then blend the edges in the same step. around 48% of community members describe using it to deepen the outer v, which requires both placement and diffusion.
how is this different from a pencil brush?
brush 13 is fluffier and wider than a pencil brush, so it covers a slightly larger area and gives a more diffused result. community members describe it as a middle ground between a pencil brush and a full-size blending brush, offering precision without harsh lines.
what eye looks does this work for?
community members use brush 13 for everything from simple one-shadow looks to multi-shade crease builds and smoky eyes. it is especially popular for controlled gradient work, cut creases on smaller lids, and adding dimension to the outer corner. many say it pairs well with a larger blending brush to finish diffusing edges.


