14 Different Types of Makeup Brushes and How to Use Them

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Experts break down the different types of makeup brushes, plus makeup artist-approved tips on using these essential tools for flawless makeup looks.
Balest recommends Chantecaille's Sculpt Contour Brush, which is crafted with cruelty-free and vegan materials that don't feel harsh on the skin. Instead, the bristles are thick and fluffy, which assists in blending your contouring products. Price upon publish date of this article: $53
Riner says that Rare Beauty's Positive Light Precision Highlighter Brush is "the perfect size for making sure your highlights land exactly where you want them, and the longer bristles deliver a light dusting of product." This brush has a fluffy composition that feels like silk as it glides over your complexion. Price upon publish date of this article: $18
Even though this brush from Charlotte Tilbury resembles a Kabuki brush, it's best for bronzing. Designed by the makeup guru herself, this makeup tool will change how you apply your favorite bronzers. Price upon publish date of this article: $44
IT Cosmetics Heavenly Luxe Complexion #7 is a true multitasker in your makeup kit that's handy for any concealer formula. The bristles have a medium-density composition that is gentle on the skin. Price upon publish date of this article: $50
Balest recommends adding this brush to your makeup brush arsenal. It's best for filling in brows to make them look fuller and more defined. Price upon publish date of this article: $24
This small angle brush is made with a sturdy handle and a combination of straight and wavy fibers that mimic natural hairs. Its silhouette forms a flat surface that's slightly angled, which gives precision lines when you apply your eyeliner. Price upon publish date of this article: $18
Ilia's Powder Brush is fluffy, plush, and soft. The base for the brush is made with sustainably harvested wood that's paired with a full-bodied brush that glides over the skin. Price upon publish date of this article: $42
This Kabuki brush from Hourglass has a large body that covers a good amount of skin in seconds. It also boasts a super soft brush that picks up powder and evenly distributes it across your skin. Price upon publish date of this article: $69
This chic eyeshadow brush handles creases and creates precision lines with ease. Its dual-ended body blends, builds, and diffuses any eye products for a soft finish. Price upon publish date of this article: $20
"The Nars #21 is a fave," says Riner. "Size matters, so my rule is the darker the color, the smaller the brush — this keeps everything where I want it. I place the colors first and then use a tapered fluffy eyeshadow brush to blend and soften edges." Price upon publish date of this article: $26