Eye Brush to help me get that sultry "V" Shape?
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I don't like the BE eye shadows (so much fallout!) but the brush makes it uber easy 
http://www.bareescentuals.com/Tutor...ls/42087,default,pd.html?start=7&cgid=BE_EYES
http://www.bareescentuals.com/Tutor...ls/42087,default,pd.html?start=7&cgid=BE_EYES
The Lancome brush #16 is not angled, it is domed, with a point, so it makes drawing the V easier. I like it very much. I also have the slanted brush, but it is good for eyeliner and eyebrows only.
I don't like the BE eye shadows (so much fallout!) but the brush makes it uber easy
http://www.bareescentuals.com/Tutor...ls/42087,default,pd.html?start=7&cgid=BE_EYES
This brush looks interesting! I've not seen this brush before, maybe I should give it a try...
Here's something that's been helping me...
I got a few of the darker colored bobbi brown (you could probably use any brand) cream eye shadows along with the bb brush that goes with it. I use the cream shadow as a base that I paint on my eye in the "v" shape I'm trying to obtain (smudging/blending upwards towards the brow so there are no harsh lines). This seems to give me more control when making that initial shape. I then go over it with powder shadows/eye liner, to finish the look.
It seems that if I a darker cream shadow as a base I get the intensity I was missing without them, as well as the control that powder wasn't giving me.
I got a few of the darker colored bobbi brown (you could probably use any brand) cream eye shadows along with the bb brush that goes with it. I use the cream shadow as a base that I paint on my eye in the "v" shape I'm trying to obtain (smudging/blending upwards towards the brow so there are no harsh lines). This seems to give me more control when making that initial shape. I then go over it with powder shadows/eye liner, to finish the look.
It seems that if I a darker cream shadow as a base I get the intensity I was missing without them, as well as the control that powder wasn't giving me.