The angled tip is perfect for dabbing out color corrected around my eye.

Such a unique brush.

This brush works a lot like using your finger to apply makeup. It works for so many different things, and so beautifully too! It is great for blending concealer under the eyes, or anywhere on the face for that matter. Use it also for: nose contour, blending your eye primer/ whatever cream base you use under eyeshadows, blending out color correctors, and even for cheekbone highlight. I only wish there was a size a little bigger than this, but smaller than the 968 BDHD Phase II.

I recently purchased this to use for concealer. I am sad I didn't buy a second to use with powder products. My concealer application has been flawless as this brush blends it out so beautifully!

I had high hopes as i looking for a brush this shape and based on the price, assumed they were sturdy but also soft. I bought this to dab my eyeshadow on. Since i have hooded eyes that are maturing and my shadow primer is very tacky and i don’t like to set before going in with color, i will have MAJOR skipping if i go in first with windshield wiper motions. I found that if i use a brush this shape and dab eyeshadow on, with the brush 90 degrees to my eye in a stabbing motion, it sets the shadow and blends with the transition color. I was looking for a softer brush without blunt end bristles. This brush has fewer blunt end bristles than others i ordered from this company, but not all are. So i feel every blunt cut end bristle poke my maturing eyelids. For this price, if you spend a few dollars more per brush, you can get a Sonia G, Wayne Goss or Chikihodo. I think my standards are high but these brushes weren’t cheap. The few Morphe brushes i still own are much cheaper and usually softer. I’ll be giving these to my kid. Unfortunately, the hunt for a quality brush this shape continues.