Review by AN

The handle might not include a logo, but once you feel the delicate bristles and excellent craftsmanship of this brush for yourself, it's evident that it could only come from a company like Koyudo. The brush is moderately dense, but the relatively long bristles fluff up about 60% after washing, making it feel incredibly soft and ideal for both applying fine layers of loose powder and gentle overall blending.

The all-black design of this eyebrow brush from Mizuho's CMP series makes it look so sleek and stylish. But apart from how great it looks, the short handle makes the brush feel incredibly comfortable to use. I wouldn't say the water badger bristles feel soft, but that's exactly why my brow products seem to last so much longer: I'm not just applying them on top of my brow hair. While the tip isn't thin enough for me to draw individual brow hairs, it does make applying brow powders very quick and easy.

The synthetic bristles of this spoolie brush are firm enough to soften the application of brow powder, but soft enough to prevent blending away all of your hard work. It's even better at softening the harsh lines of a brow pencil. The tapered shape also makes it easy to achieve a soft and natural looking result no matter what products I use, whether it's a brow gel, pomade or powder.