Eye Treatment Brush | Professional Skincare Application Tool for Eye Creams, Serums, and Gels | Soft, Vegan & Cruelty-Free Fibers

Perfect little brush to apply my eye serums and treatments. It feels very soft and gentle for that area.

I loved the brush however I felt it wasted product that I can conserve using my hands.

I originally thought this was for anything eye related like eyeshadow. This brush is not a great choice for eyeshadow because the brush is wide and angled. However, it is great for anything you want to apply BELOW your eyes such as creams, serums, and liquidy under eye coverage. I usually use my finger to apply jars of eye cream. I also so the same for those jars of under eye lightening cream (not exactly liquid, but cream). Before I used this brush, I assumed that I would be wasting a lot of product on the brush. However, if you think about it, whenever you use your finger there is also residue that you either wipe or wash off. So really the brush doesn't waste anything. The brush is super soft, and there is definitely much less pulling than what happens when you use your finger. So I do prefer doing this than using my finger now. I also will use this when I apply under eye coverage because so often I put too much on my finger and can't blend it well. This brush helps with blending. The handle is great to hold too and is made of something like silicone or a rubbery plastic which feels good in my hand. On a side note, it is a pretty light purple which stands out from my other brushes so I won't get it mixed into my makeup stuff.

I have to say this eye product brush from Anisa is one of those things that I did not know I needed until I tried it. I had never really thought about how much I tug and pull at the delicate skin under my eyes until I tried this brush out. Never even thought about that. The bristles were great. I tugged and pulled around on those to see if they would come out easily. They did not. I think I prefer a standard barrel shaped brush, but other than that this was very nice. Over time, I may come to prefer this shape, and it may be because I have never used a brush that is shaped like this. I pumped the product onto the brush and tapped/stippled it onto my skin. I did not swipe or brush it on. I tap, tap, tapped it gently to spread the cream around. This cleaned up well. I can say that I have not applied my eye cream any other way since this arrived. Overall, I was quite satisfied with this.

I thought this was going to be kind of pointless and unnecessarily use up product, but it really does make a huge difference in how well your eye cream absorbs. I use a caffeine eye cream and I couldn't believe the surge in circulation I felt from the caffeine around my eye area after using this. Normally it's very light and barely noticeable, but this was a huge difference. I tried this with another eye cream to verify it wasn't just the brush itself increasing the circulation, but it really was just this brush increasing the effects of the caffeine cream. The only downside to this is it definitely uses up product faster, but I think it's worth it for the added absorption. It cleans easily under the sink with just some hand soap, and once blotted, air dries quickly left lying on its side.

Amazing!

I normally use my fingers to dabbed in under eye treatments but this brush makes this so much easier. The skin around your eyes in really thin so you need something gentle to prevent it from pulling too much otherwise you'll end up with a weird finish. This brush is really soft so it works the product in without any issues. I like the little scooped in part of the bristles which holds the product to make the application easier and prevents the need to go from fingers to face at all. The bristles get into tight and hard to reach areas and help target fine lines. The brush is comfortable to hold and while I'm not sure of the reason for the skinnier end, it doesn't effect my hold as much as I thought it would. The brush washes easily with soap and water and dries quickly.

So it seems like the idea here is that you load a cream/serum in the concave bit of the brush and use it to gently distribute that. In practice, anything that isn't very thick will immediately be absorbed into the brush, which is a huge waste of expensive product. And if you have a thick cream, I'm not sure this is actually better than just gently using a finger. The bristles aren't the softest, and again a lot of product gets stuck in the brush. Even if you initially apply the product with a finger then use the brush, the brush will take up a lot of it. Overall an interesting idea, but doesn't really work well in practice.