To contour your cheekbones with a dual-ended brush, use one end to place contour in the hollow under the cheekbone and the other end to blend the edges upward. Having both tools on one handle keeps placement and blending quick.
Finding the right spot
- Suck in your cheeks slightly to find the hollow.
- Start near the top of the ear.
- Stop about in line with the outer corner of the eye.
The brush
The Uexim dual-ended contour face brush has soft synthetic bristles, a plastic handle, and a length of about 16 to 17cm. The listing describes it as a two-in-one blending tool for eyeshadow, concealer, and foundation, with a dual-ended design.
A 16 to 17cm dual-ended synthetic brush for contour, concealer, and eyeshadow.
Step by step
- Pick up a little contour with the denser end.
- Place it along the hollow in short strokes.
- Flip to the other end.
- Blend upward toward the cheekbone.
- Soften the edges until there's no visible line.
Common mistakes
| Mistake | Fix |
|---|---|
| Contour too low | Keep it just under the cheekbone |
| Harsh line | Blend upward with the clean end |
| Too dark | Use less product and build slowly |
For shades and placement, see bronzer vs contour vs highlighter.
Frequently asked questions
How long is the brush?
About 16 to 17cm.
What bristles does it have?
Soft synthetic bristles.
Can I use it for eyeshadow?
The listing includes eyeshadow among its uses.
The bottom line
Place with one end, blend with the other. A dual-ended brush makes cheek contour quick and soft. More brushes are in the Beauty Tools & Essentials collection.
Place and blend
A dual-ended contour brush.
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