Review on 💄 Convenient 100-Pack Disposable Eyeliner Brush Applicator: Easy-to-Use Cosmetics Eye Wands for Flawless Makeup by Aaron Barker

This is more of a theoretical overview (not practical) because I bought it for my daughter. She will use them on Latisse, which is applied to the lash line to make the lashes longer and thicker. I'm skeptical, but my daughter carefully examines every beauty product before she buys it. It's her money and her lashes, so my opinion doesn't matter. At the age of 38, she has made it her mission to prevent damage to the skin on her face. When I was 38, my children were 12, 10 and 6 years old. I didn't have time to think about my skin. And even now that I think about it, we didn't have the entire range available to their generation. I don't think their various potions and creams have a restorative effect, only a preventive one. Too late. This product appears to be well made and represents good value for money. I bet if you find them packaged under one of the big brands you would pay the most for 2 or 3. The brush part is very thin which I could use when I was struggling to apply liquid eyeliner in a thin layer. Maybe I'll try again with one of those mini brushes. (I've never been able to get a thin line with eyeliner.) I'm very economical, so I try to use each one a few times, rinse after each use, and air dry, especially if I use eyeliner every day. Use these brushes to apply fake eyelash glue, a practice that doesn't make sense to me because I don't think they look natural. However, if that's your goal, I think these brushes will work. Each has a small cap to hold the end of the brush. Another reviewer said she puts her drops in the cap and then runs the brush over the cap. This is good advice as it spreads the liquid evenly across the brush with less wastage. (I wish I could refer to their username, but it just says "Amazon Customer". Well-written review from February 2020. Sort reviews by "newest" to find them by date.)