Best Morphe Brushes?

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Shauna S.

Dec 31, 2016

Shauna S.

I'm wanting to order some brushes from Morphe. I already have the M439 and other face brushes. What are your must have EYE brushes?

Sam R.

Jan 1, 2017

Sam R.

You can watch Alissa Ashley boot camp videos on YouTube... she explains and suggest some morphe eye brushes

Marleen B.

Jan 1, 2017

Marleen B.

I have lots of Morphe brushes, here are my favorite eye brushes.
From Left to Right:

1. M440 Small angled goat hair for precise outer V blending.

2. M433 Dupe for the Mac 217, but better imo. A fraction less dense then the 217, has slightly better control and softer.

3. M521, slightly bigger and longer version of the M433.

4. M510, Huge fluffy goat hair that I use to dust all over base color to entire lid & to set shadow base.

5. M506 Soft, skinny, pointed brush for pinpoint precision of crease color application.

6. M411 Slightly, bigger, denser version of the M506, love the pointed tip for precise crease blending. Esp. for blending without spreading the color out too far.

7. The number kinda rubbed off this one, I think it's M332 or M382, a soft, medium size sable domed brush. I like this for softening edges on the outer part of the eye, the domed head, with soft, small swirls keeps the shadow from moving out too far.

8. M504. Soft, fluffy, dense brush with a soft tapered point for general blending.

I have face brushes too, but most are the original Elite brushes that they don't sell anymore.

Shauna S.

Jan 4, 2017

Shauna S.

Thank you so much!!

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