Angle Duo Brush - SCULPTED by Aimee Connolly

Dip the fine angled brush tip into your gel or cream eyeliner. Lightly tap off any excess product. Start by drawing a thin line as close to your lash line as possible, then extend outward to create the wing shape. For a sharper wing, ensure the brush is clean and product is applied with a steady hand.

Yes, the fine angled brush is excellent for mimicking natural hair strokes to fill in sparse areas or enhance the appearance of microbladed brows. Use light, feathery strokes for a realistic effect.

It is recommended to clean your brushes at least once a week, or more frequently if used daily, to prevent bacteria buildup and maintain optimal performance.

The brush offers precision that can be beneficial for beginners learning to define brows. However, achieving a perfect winged liner might require some practice, as with any winged liner technique.

The angled brush works well with pomades, creams, and dense powders. For a softer look, a lighter application of powder can be used.

While primarily designed for brows, the spoolie's fibers are generally too dense and firm for blending eyeshadow effectively without disturbing the product. It is best used for its intended purpose on brows.

Gently reshape the bristles with your fingers after cleaning and allow to air dry completely. Store the brush properly to maintain its shape.

Ensure the brush is clean and dry. Try picking up a different amount of product or using a product with a creamier consistency. Clean the brush thoroughly if residue is present.

The stiffness is inherent to the design for effective grooming. If it feels too rough, ensure brows are slightly moisturized or use a lighter touch. If it feels too soft for desired shaping, try a firmer application pressure.