Jane Richardson shows us a nifty trick with a push liner brush to get subtle definition on the lash line. 

In a bid to demystify the many things in beauty, we&#39;re enlisting the help of professionals. First order of business: brushes. No two brands do a powder brush the same, ditto foundation, ditto eyeshadow, ditto eyeliner. But if there&#39;s one thing we can agree on, it&#39;s that push liners brush are confusing.

It&#39;s flat, it&#39;s squared off, and contrary to its name, isn&#39;t very helpful at making a precise winged eye happen. Enter the truth, as told to us by Jane Richardson, International Lead Stylist at Nars Cosmetics who&#39;s done the faces of the likes of Tilda Swinton.

In her words, it comes into its own when &quot;you&#39;re either just using mascara or want to create a look for your lashes to look thicker and you don&#39;t necessarily want to do a line&quot;. Essentially, the brush helps you wiggle and sneak eyeliner into the very roots of the lashes for a subtle thickening effect.&nbsp;

Simple enough when you say it like that. Watch below as Richardson demonstrates the way she uses it onset at the shoot for our February issue&#39;s beauty spread &#39;Show &amp; Tell&#39;.&nbsp;

NARS x L'Officiel Singapore: How to Use a Push Liner Brush 

How to Use a Push Liner Brush

L’OFFICIEL SINGAPORE — Dec 2024-Jan 2025

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How to Use a Push Liner Brush

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