Make Smooth, Fluid Lines Along Your Lashes Or Create Hairlike Brow Strokes With An Ultra-Thin Slanted Flat Angle Brush. She covers beauty, skincare, and fat fashion and will get distracted by any and all Halsey-related content or anything glittery. It also comes with a built-in spoolie brush, which you can use to groom hairs into place before you shape them, or as a final step in your routine to blend in any harsh pencil or gel lines.

This eyebrow brush is killer at creating subtle, natural-looking definition since the short, angled tip lets you shape your brows with a light hand.While this grunge, “cool-girl” brow can be easily created with a brow pencil, a single thin brush can help with shaky hands and line control.

This dual-ended eyebrow brush picks up cream and gel pigments so easily (thanks to the soft but sturdy bristles). Start with the spoolie end: “I start every brow look by combing up the brows with the spiral to see exactly what I'm working with," says celebrity makeup artist Brittany Spyksma. The best part, the technique also works with other pigmented shadows and creams, so rainbow brows are possible.The traditional spoolie brush is a favorite for combing gels and pomade through brows, tinting brows as it goes, while precision brushes are ideal for individual hairlines. The spoolie smooths any wild hairs I wake up with, and the microfine pencil creates subtle, natural-looking strokes (and is even formulated with hydrators like vitamin E, argan oil, and coconut oil).