B-ES-05 Eye Shadow Brush / BISYODO Series / Pine Squirrel, Kolinsky Customer Reviews

This B-ES-05 eye shadow brush is awful. The hair tips feel very coarse and irritate the skin; its shape looks like it was trimmed roughly. But my B-ES-06 in the same order is good, soft and comfort, as good as it should and the brand was. I almost thought I'd received a fake of B-ES-05, if I didn't recive my B-ES-06. There must be something wrong with either the materials of hairs or the manufacture process. The quality of B-ES-05 clearly doesn't justify its price. BISYODO should shame for this.

It's great for highlighter! While it works well as a base shadow brush, it really shines when used with shimmer shadows or highlighter for better performance

good for applying base shadow for asian people. It's not pocky at all, while still good performance. The amount of bristles is not quite a lot, but still fine. I use this brush everyday.

When I first got it, the size is bigger than I expected, I think I probably mislead by the photo on the website. And I feel the thickness is a bit of thinner, which I thought it should be denser. But when I start to use it, I do feel the bristle is very soft even it's just pine squirrel hair. The effect of eye shadow application is also good, the eyeshadow powder can be applied very smoothly and even. To use it to apply base color is also a good choice. I might consider to purchase it again as backup.

Proper size to put eyeshadow quickly in the morning. It is also very soft. Bisyodo brushes never disappoint me

it has a good shape and performance to use when you want to apply highlighter on the tip of your nose and nose, or when applying highlighter to a wide area of the front of your eyes from right in front of your eyes to the dark circle, and it is very good to use as a bullet brush to add delicate shade and point colors when doing eye makeup. And the Bisyodo G-ES-02 is a trusted Bisyodo Grand Series brush, and rarely a very well-made bullet brush. In fact, it doesn't have an over-spec feeling to use only the Hara brush, and it is more appropriate to use it for adding medium shade point color when doing eye makeup. This is because Bisyodo G-ES-02 applies eye primer to eyes that are not applied, and the shadow is beautifully colored as it is, regardless of how you apply it, and the Bisyodo Grand Series brush is worth the money no matter what you buy at the end of the day.

After experimenting with multiple different eyeshadow formulas, I find that I very specifically enjoy using this brush with Pat's flakier special shades where I could achieve a soft foiled look with one swipe and not get any fallout. That being said, it does not perform all that well with my other shadows, especially anything too hard pressed, and it most certainly cannot be used with creams and liquids so not sure if I'd recommend this in general.