What kind of applicator does it have? Is it like a mascara brush?
1415902
It is like a narrow shadow brush just goes along the lash line. Very easy to use.
1415903
No it is not like mascara brush. It is thin brush looks like eyeliner brush.
1075508
yes. Its just like mascara. So you can put it on your eyelashes at night as well.
1412302
I don't know. I would Google it. I recently got permanent lashes and love it. No more curling or mascara.
811329
I'm embarrassed to admit I don't even remember how they asked you to apply it. What works best for me is to use one of those toothpick-like things with the tiny brush on the end -- we have ones made by GUM and also ones by CVS. They work wonderfully (for teeth, of course, but also for eyebrows and -- don't tell anyone -- eyelashes)! Just like a teeny, tiny mascara wand that you use on your brows and lashes. For lashes, of course, one has to be very, very careful -- but I have never had a problem and I am rather clumsy ;~).
1892566
No. It is just like a mascara brush, identical in fact. I have been using it on my eyebrows for 2 months and have seen no improvement. It does "comb" and "set" your brows. I didn't try it on my eyelashes. Hope this helps.
314558
That's exactly what it is. I have never used Younique lashes, but after reading mixed reviews about them, I didn't want to spend that much money on them.
835391
More like an eyeliner. You apply it to the roots of your lash. You don't cover your lashes like you would with mascara.
399797
Doesn't working for me because doesn't have a brush like a mascara.This for a eyebrow, how put on it?
998634
I own both brushes and this does not come close to the UD brush. I bought this in hopes that it would be a dupe because the UD brush is a pain to clean (and takes forever to dry), but it's easily one of my favorites brushes. It's a powerhouse that I use to apply almost everything from liquid/powder highlight, undereye concealer, setting powder for underneath the eye, liquid foundation). The real techniques brush is OKAY in it's own right, but I wouldn't buy it if I were looking for a dupe for the optical blurring brush. Save your money and buy the UD brush. The only thing I use this brush for now is to apply and blend my highlight. I own both brushes and this does not come close to the UD brush. I bought this in hopes that it would be a dupe because the UD brush is a pain to clean (and takes forever to dry), but it's easily one of my favorites brushes. It's a powerhouse that I use to apply almost everything from liquid/powder highlight, undereye concealer, setting powder for underneath the eye, liquid foundation). The real techniques brush is OKAY in it's own right, but I wouldn't buy it if I were looking for a dupe for the optical blurring brush. Save your money and buy the UD brush. The only thing I use this brush... » Read More I own both brushes and this does not come close to the UD brush. I bought this in hopes that it would be a dupe because the UD brush is a pain to clean (and takes forever to dry), but it's easily one of my favorites brushes. It's a powerhouse that I use to apply almost everything from liquid/powder highlight, undereye concealer, setting powder for underneath the eye, liquid foundation). The real techniques brush is OKAY in it's own right, but I wouldn't buy it if I were looking for a dupe for the optical blurring brush. Save your money and buy the UD brush. The only thing I use this brush for now is to apply and blend my highlight. « Show Less
1915051
No, but you can get an ELF one for 3 dollars at eyeslipsface.com or mobile.eyeslipsface.com (it's compared to the Mac stippling brush
1192937
Hi, I wanted to write a answer after I'd tried the brushes. I bought em for my make up class. There is a brush for almost every need, lips, eyes and cheeks. I tried them the first day and they are disappointing. They are not that full and they shed badly. Especially the bigger brushes, for powder and blush. One brush was missing. Smaller brushes are better though. For the price quantity is good, but quality is not. I hope it helps.
1750986
The comb in the clear cap is for separating your lashes prior to applying the mascara. You can also use it to brush your eye brows. If you just pull on the clear cap it will allow you to get to the comb. To get to the eye lash wand, hold on to the brown or black base of the tube and turn.
68207
No...this is a nylon bristle brush. They are mostly used by those with ethnic hair. Too bad the store doesn't sell them anymore. Go figure
126225
I would just google "types of makeup brushes", and match up what you have with the results you find. There a lot of good guides out there that explain the different brush types and their uses.
561122
Sounds like you got a defective tube. How are you trying to use it? The part with the brush/comb on the outside unscrews and pulls out, like a regular tube of mascara. The brush/comb are for separating lashes, etc.
811331
It does not come with a brush. I used an old mascara wand I had and it worked great.
566368
You don't apply it as a mascara, as the aplicator is like the ones in liquid eyeliners. You apply it as you would do with a liquid eyeliner, just at the base of your eyelashes. you can then apply mascara, just wait a few seconds for it to kind of dry. I use it both day and night, and could see results in 2-3 weeks. Hope this helps!