KINGMAS 100 Pack Makeup Eye Liner Wands | Disposable Eyeliner Brushes Applicator for Precise Application Review

I use these Latisse brushes every night. It will take you a few nights to learn how to use them instead of the prescription brushes, but once you get the hang of them, you'll save a lot of money. They are much more precise than regular brushes so you don't have to use them as much. With them I only need half a drop in two eyes. I put half a drop on a sterile surface, then dip the brush and apply like a thin layer of top eyeliner. And yes, my lashes are as big as ever, so it's clear Latisse is a

If you like extra thin eyeliner, this one is perfect. Firstly, the stick is long enough that I can hold it fairly steadily in my hand without any problems. Sometimes these disposable makeup tools are too small to be effective, you can hardly grab them. The tip of the brush is a pretty good length too, it's basically the same shape from base to tip and is long enough but not too long to bend too easily. The width near the base of the topstitch needle is quite thin. To use this effectively, you…

These brushes are 1000 times better than the giant hard brushes that come with Latisse. I used to feel like Latisse would just disappear in my hands and never make it onto my eyelids. Now I'm saving money for a very expensive product. I put a drop of Latisse in the cap and then dip the brush in. I can put a drop on both eyelids and now have even more eyebrow product left over! I read another review that tried putting a drop on the brush. Use the cap technique. These Kingmas brushes are a little

I use these to apply my all purpose Latisse (Careprost) solution. They're a sleek alternative to the big, clunky brush that comes with it. Each individual brush is sealed and the bundles are well packed. The bristles are soft when wet. Perfect :-)

Absolutely superb. I use them to draw details. They are perfect bristle strength. The only downside is that the small handle is too small for thick fingers, arthritic hands, or people with carpal tunnel. The solution is to simply attach them to something bigger and longer.

I'm actually going to try this out as a cosmetic brush the other day, but to me they're much more useful as handy tools for manipulating different types of artistic media. I do clay and metal clay sculpting where they are a great tool for smoothing and shaping small bits and crevices. They're even more useful for applying and shaping enamels to metal, glass powders for melting and casting, paints, epoxies and resists - just about anywhere you need to paint or remove fine detail. I have thin…

This is HIGH QUALITY. specifically for removing brushes. I bought these because I only use Clinique True Black Gel Liner and it's impossible to create wings or swirls with my regular liner brush and every little blemish with this liner screams "Look at me!" So I thought, they would be perfect for creating wings and such and I'm more than happy I got them! Not only do they allow me to refine those little details, but they go beautifully with gel liners and can be reused more than once if cleaned