Anisa Beauty Eye Crescent Crease Brush – Precision Eye Brush for Blending and Defining Crease and Contours – Soft, Synthetic Fibers for Eyeshadow Application

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This is the first time I’ve tried anything from Anisa Beauty, and I've been pleasantly surprised by the solid quality so far. This brush has a lovely fluffy diffused crescent shape - it’s easy to get a soft smokey eye shadow shape into & around the crease, which makes putting together a flattering daytime look super quick with a matte taupe shadow. I typically tap my brush before application to help avoid fall out, and these fibers keep a good grip on my pressed powder shadows (in various formulas.) I’m sure it would be great for other purposes too, but I’ll admit I haven’t branched out too far after loving it for my day-to-day demure makeup lol. I’m all for anything that will let me speed through my morning routine yet still keep me looking city ready. The brush comes packed in a paper sleeve with a paper spacer - zero plastic waste is always a good thing. It’s a vegan product. The brush head is synthetic but very nicely constructed; I had no loose fibers or uneven ends, and the brush has held up well through its first washing.

This unique bristle layout is perfect for stamping a cut crease base with a cream product. Really takes the guesswork out of getting halos symmetrical.

This is a uniquely shaped high quality make-up brush that I found easy to hold and use for smokier looks. The curve makes it easy to keep the shadow exactly where you want, which I have trouble with with a normal brush. It looks nice, the bristles are soft, handle easy to grip, and was easy to clean. The price point is super high.... while this is a great brush, I can't imagine that it is particularly special compared to other options. I'm no makeup expert though!

This brush is shorter and has notched angle which makes it the perfect brush for making smoky eyes. It provided excellent control and the shorter handle allowed me to get closer to the mirror without poking myself. The brush has a nice thickness and it blends the makeup perfectly. It's becoming a favorite brush.

The actual quality of the brush is great. I'm so used to purchasing more expensive brushes that end up being the same quality as like $2 brushes with a different label, that I was surprised by how nice this actually is. The bristles are not too firm or too soft, and the handle isn't plastic hallelujah. Unfortunately I'm just not really a fan of the shape, the curve will either fit along the brow bone or along the crease but I feel like that doesn't allow it to blend out eyeshadow as well since you can only move back and forth and not really blend outward. So the quality is great, but both this brush and another I got from the same brand are like "unique" shapes that aren't really necessary and would have been even better (more useable) if they were more basic/classic shapes.

This brush has an unique curved shape to help with eye shadows. The design is not as useful as I thought. However, the bristles are great - not too soft or hard and doesn't scratch the sensitive eye area at all. Overall, this isn't a must-have brush in my collection, but it's nice.

Been using this brush for compact powdered eyeshadow, mainly in the crease of the eyelid for contrast. It picks up the powder well and spreads it evenly. The bristles are soft and feel high quality and haven't come out or gotten displaced even after washing and drying them. The handle has a nice weight to it and hand feel, although I'm not a big fan of the colour chosen, that's definitely just a personal preference and opinion though since I don't love purple. Still, a very nice and quality brush and I wouldn't mind trying the rest of their line since I've liked two different brushes I've tried from this brand. Honestly have no complaints about the product's functionality, it works great!