The First Edition E6 Small Detail Brush

This is a stamper brush, it is not meant to be dragged along your lash line but pressed in. I love this to fill in between my lashes. It takes practice but once you learn how to use it, it is a great brush. Placed next to a perfume sample to try and show the tiny bristles.

I felt it hurt to use on my eyes but I can see how it will be perfect for the eyes by stamping color on the outer corner of eyes. But because I have sensitive eyes, I ended up using on for my brows. It’s great to use for filling in those sparse spots. I find that color wow powder and this brush go great together. So I love this brush once I found I can use for my brows. It’s the best brow brush stays stiff forever.

I still use his old #08 version and luckily, have 3 of them. The E6 is not an improvement. It's too stiff and difficult to deposit eye shadow on the lashline or waterline. It erases eyeliner and is not comfortable on the eye. I will continue to use the old #08 brush until it falls apart.

I'm sorry to see that people don't love this brush as much as I do. When I first got it, I had the same reaction. I had to learn how to use it properly and now I can't do without it. It's a push line brush. You gently stamp product onto the lash line onto the outer 1/3 of your eye. ( Hold up the lid to get a good grip.) It makes it look like your lashes have mascara and opens up the eye.

Under no circumstances do you drag it back and forth. It will hurt!

This is the smallest brush I could find. Perfect for precision and control. For reference, I am Asian and need something small for my almond shaped eyes.

This is also the best eyebrow brush I have ever owned. And no, it doesn't hurt to use it on that area. I have practically no hair to speak of. I love the precision it gives me to fill in my brows . Bear in mind that I like my brow brushes to be a bit firm. It picks up the powder better and the short bristles on this brush means it doesn't fly everywhere. Just my personal opinion.

I saw 2 tutorials on YouTube. It took me 5 minutes total. I find it's very user friendly -- especially for someone like me who is nearsighted with shaky hands.

I ordered the full collection. And overall they are exquisite - so soft, perform beautifully, and have slight changes to well known brush silhouette s that make them unique and better than. The only brush I am not yet in love with is the teeny tiny liner, E6. This brush is unique because it is firmer than similarly shaped brushes (like rephr 29) - this was an advantage I looked forward to. However I found this brush is quite scratchy along the sensitive lash line. I even feel a poking sensation when pressing/stamping. I'm going to give it some more time - perhaps because it gets it's firmness from being so densely packed, it just needs some time to break in. There is no special pricing for the full set, so if you have sensitive eyes, you can buy all but the E6 individually.

I have 3 of the older versions, and I love them, so I bought 3 of these brushes. I can say that the only thing I like about them is the handle, with the brushes themselves being too stiff, making them a problem for those with sensitive eyelids. I will keep them, but will continue to use my old ones.

The first version was much better! For me, the bristles are much too stiff... especially for application so near to the eye! I tried washing it but it didn't change anything.

I actually have the first Wayne Goss brush exactly like this with the black coloration (#08). I like this new light colored one because the bristles seem a bit sturdier and actually blend into the eyelashes easier while I am able to see the color as it lays down product. I have used it with dark powder shadow, as well as an eye pencil, and both worked very well with this new brush