Foundation brushes come in mixed shapes, including flat, round, and stippling. Flat foundation brushes are great for spreading liquid or cream foundation evenly across the skin, while stippling tools provide a more airbrushed finish.

Concealer brushes are typically smaller with a tapered or flat shape. They are designed to apply concealer precisely to areas like blemishes, dark circles, and spots, allowing for targeted coverage.

Powder brushes are large and fluffy, designed to apply loose or pressed powder evenly across the face. They help set makeup and provide a matte or radiant finish.

Blush brushes have a rounded, dome-like shape to apply blush to the cheeks with ease. They are usually smaller than powder brushes but still fluffy for blending.

Bronzer brushes are similar to blush brushes but often larger and denser. They are used to apply bronzer to the hollows of the cheeks, temples, and jawline to add warmth and definition.

Eyeshadow brushescome in a few different shapes and sizes, including flat, angled, and fluffy blending brushes. Flat eyeshadow brushes are great for packing colour onto the lid, while blending brushes help create seamless transitions between shades.

Eyeliner brushesare thin, fine, pointed tip tools designed for precise application of gel or liquid eyeliner, allowing for sharp lines and intricate details.

Eyebrow brushescan be spoolie brushes for grooming and shaping brows or angled brushes for applying brow powder or pomade. They help define and enhance the natural shape of your eyebrows.

Lip brushes are small and have a pointed tip, designed for perfect application of lipstick or lip gloss with even coverage to define the edges of the lips.