

BRUSH 14
a small crease brush specifically designed for the hooded eye. slightly tapered at the tip, this brush is structured enough to lay down colour, yet fluffy enough to blend & diffuse with ease.
the shape of brush 14 has been carefully calibrated to work with all eye shapes and excels with the hooded eye.
handcrafted in Kumano, Japan by master artisans using uncut natural hair.
bristle length: 16mm
Product Details+−
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Usage+−
- blending crease color on hooded or small eyes (68%)
- deepening outer corner or outer v with darker shades (22%)
- smoking out or softening the lower lash line (7%)
Product FAQ+−
will this work on hooded eyes?
this is one of the most frequently cited reasons community members purchase brush 14. roughly 68% mention hooded eyes specifically, and the consensus is that the narrow, tapered shape fits into limited lid space without pushing color too far. it places shadow in the crease and blends it out without muddying surrounding areas.
can i use this for a simple one-shadow eye look?
yes, many community members use brush 14 as their only brush for quick, everyday eye looks. it picks up enough product to lay down a wash of color and blends it out in a few strokes. about 12% of community members specifically describe using it for one-and-done looks.
how is this different from brush 13?
community members who own both describe brush 14 as slightly larger with longer bristles and a more tapered tip, making it better for diffused blending and targeted crease work. brush 13 is often preferred for tighter, more concentrated placement. many community members use both together for layered looks.
does it work with cream eyeshadows?
most community members use brush 14 with powder shadows, and that is where it performs at its strongest. some community members report good results with cream and cream-to-powder formulas, though a small number noted the longer bristles feel less controlled with wet or sticky textures compared to powders.
how do i keep the shape after washing?
around 10% of community members mention the bristles can fan out or lose their taper after washing. reshaping the brush head while damp and allowing it to dry in its original form helps. some community members recommend using a brush guard during drying to maintain the tapered profile.


