Real TechniquesExpert Concealer Brush, Conceal Under Eyes & Cover Blemishes, Makeup Brush For Blending Liquid & Cream Concealer, Brighten Dark Circles, Cruelty-Free, Soft Bristles, 1 Count

I never leave reviews, but this brush merits one. It’s such an amazing applicator for concealer. It’s super soft and blends concealer seamlessly. I ordered the kitten paw brush.

I love this concealer brush. With the slanted brush you’re able to apply your makeup accurately. You can choose how much coverage you want with the brush easily and the size of the brush is good. The softness of the bristles are also good for under eyes.

This brush especially for the price is absolutely amazing. So soft & blends my concealer gorgeously. Loveeee.

Tapered bristles make a difference in application of concealer. Makes for smoother lay down. A more expensive product would use softer bristles which would make an even better outcome.

The Real Techniques make-up brushes are a staple in my daily beauty kit. These brushes are very good quality, wash well, & last long. I am always pleased with the quality at such affordable prices. I highly recommend any of this brand’s products.

This brush is absolute perfection paired with Baremineral’s well-rested undereye brightener. Since the brightener is in powder form and is very effective with a tiniest amount, the soft and sparse bristles of this brush pick up just the perfect amount of the product and distribute super thin and evenly. The brightener just melts onto your skin and looks so natural. I’m a die-hard fan.

I've ordered 2 at different times. The brush is great until you want to clean it - then the bristles start falling out. So you'll either have to replace for failing bristles or replace because you want to clean it but can't. lasts about 5 months tops with everyday use.

This is perfect to pat in concealer, especially when spot concealing (I don't use foundation, just Dr+Jart and concealer). Just "tap tap tap" blends it in. And it's pretty good at under the eye and eyelid. I put a dot of concealer at the upper and lower inside of my eyes with a cheap e.l.f. brush and then use this to blend; again, "tap, tap, tap," less is more.I just wish it was a little smaller--or had a smaller version for the eye area--it's too large for my purposes, since I'm really just color correcting and spot concealing. Still, its closest competitor is a blending sponge--which is likewise too large--so it is the best I've found. Especially at this price.