Bisyodo B-EB-04 Eyebrow Screw (Long Series)

Tanuki, or Japanese raccoon dog, is a star in countless legends and myths of Japanese folklore and storytelling. The animals are extremely curious and have massively Harry faces and sometimes show up in Nintendo games. I am also attracted to them for their trickster like behaviour and shapeshifting talents, since while we apply make up to our faces, aren’t we doing something of the same? If they are ancient canines, endangered in the west, cultivated, and controlled in the east before their fur, they made for life…. This is just to say how very important the Tanuki is in Japanese cultural and symbolic anthropology. And I can’t tell you how wonderfully these hairs perform on this ingenuously bent eyebrow brush. The angle enables one to achieve effects that are less awkward with a straight, more traditional brush. (those of you with any rotator cuff. Qualms will hear me on this one.). The long handle is long and lovely and the pleasure to behold and be held. The bristles are extremely thick, and though I may be mistaken, it makes me think they are more chorus, so they have the ability to drag more products through and off the eyebrow. The brushes very strong You might not have known it, it is recommendable to have and use one of these. If you are interested in adding new ones and grace into the shape of your eyebrow, this brush will show you the way. I may have to purchase a second one for when I am on the go. When it comes to this brush, it’s the eyebrow that does the thinking for you.

Cutest spoolie

I don‘t use product on my brow but wanted a spoolie to neaten them up while doing my makeup. Synthetic feel of the cheap drugstore versions didn‘t cut it for me. They also lacked precision somehow. When I saw this small angled version with natural bristles, I was intrigued. Glad I picked it up. Useful, easier to use because of the angle and it just looks soooo cute. Only four stars because I find it a tiny bit coarse but all in all a great brush.