Eyeliner brushes for fine lines & wings

An angled edge supports a wing, while a fine tip supports small lines and details. Choose an eyeliner brush to suit your technique and liner texture.

Angled edge or fine tip?

Create a wing

The 415 Wing Liner is flat and angled. Coat the narrow edge with a little gel or cream eyeliner and connect short lines along the lash line to the wing.

View 415 // Wing Liner

Dimensions (mm)

Elegance: Total length: 145 mm; Head width: 5 mm; Head length: 8 mm; Candy: Total length: 145 mm; Head width: 5 mm; Head length: 8 mm;

Draw delicate lines

The 412 Fine Liner has a fine tip for gel, liquid and powder eyeliner. Build narrow lines in short sections or add small eyeshadow accents.

View 412 // Fine Liner

Dimensions (mm)

Elegance: Total length: 150 mm; Head width: 1 mm; Head length: 10 mm; Candy: Total length: 150 mm; Head width: 1 mm; Head length: 10 mm;

Eyeliner brush comparison

Choose up to three products from this collection. You can change or remove your selection at any time.

Quick questions: eyeliner brushes

Which brush suits winged eyeliner?

With its flat, angled edge, the 415 Wing Liner is described for defined wings. Start with the outer line, then connect it to the lash line in short sections.

Which eyeliner brush has a fine tip?

The 412 Fine Liner has a pointed shape for narrow lines and small accents. Its product description lists gel, liquid and powder eyeliner.

How can I apply eyeliner with more control?

Pick up a little product and make short strokes close to the lash line rather than drawing the whole line at once. Connect the sections and remove excess product from the tip.

How do I keep the fine brush tip in shape?

Remove liner residue during use if it builds up at the tip. Afterwards, clean the bristles with mild brush soap and lukewarm water and let the brush dry completely lying flat.