Piccasso 717 Eyeliner Brush – Ultra-Fine Angled Brush for Gel and Liquid Eyeliner, Precision Eye Makeup Tool for Tightlining and Winged Liner, Professional Eye Makeup and Eyeshadow Brush
Ultra-Fine Angled Eyeliner Brush for Precision Control This thin angled eyeliner brush is designed for ultra-sharp, clean lines and flawless winged looks. Perfect for tightlining and defining the lash line with ease
Perfect for Gel and Liquid Eyeliner Application Whether you're using gel eyeliner, liquid eyeliner, or cake formulas, this eyeliner brush allows for controlled product pickup and smooth color payoff without smudging
Gentle on Sensitive Eye Areas The soft synthetic bristles offer a smooth and irritation-free experience, even on delicate eye zones. A must-have eye makeup brush for detailed work and everyday makeup
Non-Slip Handle for Steady Grip The specially crafted wooden handle is shaped to prevent slipping during use, helping you draw consistent and balanced lines—ideal for both beginners and professionals
Durable Design with Double Fixing System Unlike typical brushes, the Piccasso brush uses a two-step bonding and clamping process for long-lasting durability. No wobbling or loosening at the joint after washing
Overview
Brand : Piccasso
Recommended Uses For Product : For Eyelining
Color : Ultra-Fine Angled
Item Form : Stick
Number of Pieces : 1
Handle Material : Wood
Item dimensions L x W x H : 1.57 x 8.26 x 0.86 inches
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