Reverse N31 Ultra-Fine Angled Blade Eyeliner Brush

Achieve razor-sharp lines and flawless eye definition with the Reverse N31 Blade Eyeliner Brush. Designed for ultimate precision and control, this ultra-fine angled brush makes it easy for anyone—from beginners to pros—to create a variety of stunning eye looks, from crisp winged liner to perfectly defined brows.

Key Benefits

Effortless Precision:** The ultra-thin, blade-like angled head allows you to draw incredibly fine, natural-looking lines with a single, steady stroke.

Beginner-Friendly Control:** A slender, easy-to-grip design gives you complete control, making it simple to master even the most intricate eye makeup techniques.

Durable, High-Quality Construction:** Featuring a thickened aluminum ferrule that securely locks the bristles in place, this brush is built to last without shedding.

Lightweight & Comfortable:** The sturdy yet lightweight birchwood handle is finished with elegant hot-stamped branding and offers a comfortable, balanced feel for effortless application.

Multi-Purpose Tool:** Its versatile shape is perfect for applying gel or cream eyeliner, defining the lower lash line, creating a soft "aegyo-sal" look, or filling in your eyebrows with powder or pomade.

Key Specs

Model:** N31

Brush Head:** Ultra-thin, rounded angled shape

Ferrule:** Thickened aluminum

Handle:** Lightweight birchwood

How to Use

1. Dip the tip of the brush into your favorite gel, cream, or powder eyeliner.

2. Wipe any excess product on the side of the container for a clean line.

3. Starting from the inner corner of your eye, gently press and glide the brush along your lash line.

4. Use the fine point to create a sharp, clean wing at the outer corner.

Care & Safety

To maintain the brush's shape and performance, clean it regularly with a gentle brush cleanser or mild soap and water.

After washing, gently reshape the bristles and lay the brush flat to dry to prevent water from damaging the ferrule and handle.

Notes

"Thin as a blade, for more refined makeup."