GSN Series GSN-15 Spoolie

I love this spoolie. This purchase was actually a replacement. I don't know how I did it, but I lost the first one. It handles the task of styling my eyebrows efficiently. I am not a big eyebrow artist so this helps to make the job easier.

I use this for soap brows and it's held up well to daily use. The bristles are very stiff, as others have mentioned, so if your skin is sensitive or your brows don't need much coaxing, the softer spoolie might be better for you.

It's bordering on hard and painful if you have sparse brows. The other reviews are right on point when they say "strong" -- it is extremely stiff indeed.

This is the most amazing eyebrow spoolie. It's great for quickly brushing up your brows. It's also good for softening the brows after applying eyebrow powder. It's also easy to clean.

I've tried this to separate my lashes, and this brush does a meh job there. I'd get the Wayne Goss 23 instead for lashes.

If you are not using a good quality spoolie you should be. This particular one is the strongest one I have used and it is just so easy to brush my brows and get the tamed with a hint of wild results I want. Under rated game changer.

I love BOTH of these spooley brushes....BUT for different reasons/uses. They're almost the exact same LENGTH from top of bristle down to tip of handle--except the GSN-15 is just barely a teensy-weensy bit longer but it's hardly noticeable even when holding them side by side. Both have extremely long handles which is the norm for all GSN series. The bristle SHAPES are different, the '15' is pretty much the same thickness/width from the very top of the bristles down to the bottom of the bristles. But the '14' has more of a conical shape--think little Christmas tree--tiny at the top & wider at the bottom. As for the FEEL/TEXTURES of the bristles, the '15' is rougher, much coarser while the '14' is still firm & stiff enough to maintain control yet not nearly as rough/coarse as the '15' is. So given all the above info--I love the '14' for combing through my eyelashes after mascara application to remove clumps & ensure lashes are all going in the direction I want. The '14' feels 'SAFER' near my eyes/lashes because it's not as coarse & also b/c it's bristles are tinier at the top (conical) making it easier to get up closer to the base of the lashes. As for the '15', I love it for eyebrows--sets all the unruly ones into place plus it combs them all perfectly whenever I need to trim them. Both the '14' & '15' are great for blending eyebrow product into the brows but I still prefer the '15' for everything with my brows. See picture for bristle shapes--GSN-14 on the left, GSN-15 on the right.

This is a must buy for sure. I previously owned a Sonia kashuk spoolie to do a quick brush through prior to filling in my brows. I bought this because I know that horse hair is strong and more resilient in comparison to the synthetic hair of SK's. To all the ladies that know the struggles of baby hairs, this is for you. Affordable, durable and multi functional. Worth every penny.