Face Brushes Brush 1 - The round powder brush is a multi-use brush for the face. This brush is great for blending and buffing liquids, powders, and creams or sweeping away baking powder. Brush 2 - The angled contour brush is the perfect brush for bronzing and contouring. It fits within the hollows of the cheeks to create a seamlessly defined contour on the temples, cheekbones, and jawline. Brush 3 - The tapered blush brush concentrates on placing and blending blush on the cheeks and gives you control on where the blush will be. Brush 4 - The angled flat definer brush can be used for a more concentrated contour shade under the cheekbones. This will made your contour more noticeable and defined. Brush 5 - The pointed highlighter brush is small enough to focus your highlight shade on the tops of your cheeks, the bridge of your nose, and on the brow bone to perfectly catch the light and create a natural glow. For an intense highlight, lightly spray the pointed highlighter brush with our Studio Pro Setting Spray and apply the shade for a blinding effect. Eye Brushes Brush 6 - The large blending brush can be used to blend the outer edges of your eyeshadow to softly create a seamless blend as well as apply transitional crease shades before concentrating shades in the crease. Brush 7 - The blending crease brush builds and blends shades effortlessly to deepen the crease and layer on color. Brush 8 - The precise blending brush can be used for a more precise shadow application to create unique eye shades and cut creases. Brush 9 - The all over shadow brush tightly holds pigments and shadows to pat and press over the lid to decrease fall out and to fully give off the shades impact. Use our Studio Pro Makeup Setting Spray to intensify any baked shadows. Brush 10 - The angled shader brush applies shades to define the outer V on the corner of the eyes to for a more diverse eye look. Brush 11 - The pencil brush is great for defining the lower lash line for a smokey look or to blen