I must admit, the bristles are EXTREMELY soft. This eye brush does a phenomenal job blending eyeshadow. The bristles are probably the softest synthetic bristles on the market and the quality of the brush head is remarkable. I feel this brush can compete with any luxury eye brush on the market in terms of performance i buy another one.

Wow - this brush has shot to the top of my favourites’ list. The brush is so soft - something that is very important for me, as I have very sensitive skin - and extremely sensitive eyes. As for the tip, it’s so fine, it is perfect for so many different things when it comes to eyeshadow looks. This brush is a great investment and it will really up your eyeshadow application.

Tapers to a point even after washing it. The picture does not show how fine the tip is. The brush is very soft and I have yet to feel any scratchy bits. It is amazing to deposit and blend. I tilt the brush to the side and stamp it on the eyeshadow and then my eyelids to get the out 'C' or 'V' shape. Then blend the colour up to create a crease. It deposits a fairly good amount of product which means I see the colour on my lids but it is not so crazy that I have to wipe off excess eyeshadow.

This brush is very very soft as it is made of grey squirrel hair, which is supposed to be the softest natural hair type for brushes. The shape of the brush makes it very precise, and it is hard to find brushes of this shape in general. It is excellent for building the intensity on the outer corner of the eye, and it can be used as a pencil brush if you use only the tip of the brush. The brush has the number 8 carved on it, so it won't ever fade and it is very high quality. It is also quite light and that is on purpose; Rae Morris has explained you can feel the face better this way. The brush gives off the Japanese craftsmanship and in my opinion, it is worth the price tag.