I use these brushes for latisse every night. It'll take you a few nights to really learn how to use these instead of the brushes that you get with the prescription, but once you figure it out, it saves you so much money. They're much more precise than the regular brushes, so you don't have to use as much. With these, I only need to use the equivalent of half a drop for two eyes. What I do is dribble out a half drop onto a sterile surface, then dip the brush in and apply it like a thin layer of top eyeliner. And yes, my eyelashes are as big as ever, so clearly, a little goes a loonnng way with latisse! Read more

One of these days I'll actually try this as a cosmetic brush, but to me, they're far more useful as handy tools for manipulating different types of art media. I do sculpture in earthen and metal clay, where they're a great tool for smoothing and shaping tiny bits and crevices. They're even more useful for pushing around and shaping enamels on metal, powdered glass for fusing and casting, paints, epoxies, and resists--just about any place that you're painting on or removing tiny details.I do have fine brushes that will do the same thing, but they're expensive, hard to clean, and it's extremely easy to accidentally leave a bit of material down at the base of the brush where it'll contaminate something else. So the "disposability" part, while it undoubtedly adds to our landfill load, is essential.These are inexpensive enough that I don't worry about needing four or five for a project, and they're pretty sturdy and easy to handle. There's a whole range of cosmetic applicators and sponges, by the way, that come in these packets, definitely worth checking out. Read more

These brushes are 1000 times better that the giant, stiff brushes that come with Latisse. Before I felt that the Latisse just disappeared into brush and never really made it on to my lids. Now, I'm saving money on a very expensive product. I put a single drop of Latisse in the cap and then dip the brush in. I can do both lids with one drop and now have left over product to do my eyebrows! I read another review where they were trying to put the drop on the brush. Use the cap technique. These Kingmas brushes are initially a bit rigid, but if you rub the bristles between your fingers they soften up and really pick up the Latisse. I'm a convert! Read more

If you enjoy a super thin eyeliner, this is perfect. Firstly, the length of the wand is long enough that I can hold it quite steadily in my hand with no problems. Sometimes these disposable makeup tools are way to small to be effective, you can barely get a decent grip. The brush tip is also quite a good length, it is basically the same shape from base to tip and long enough but not too long that it bends too easily. The width is about the base of a sewing needle for a blanket, rather thin. To use this effectively, you will have to adjust how you apply a liquid or gel eyeliner. Rather than using just the tip, you have to use the entire brush. I find it easiest to stick the brush vertically into the gel and pull it out. Try to get an even distribution of product without clumps. Then, lay the brush flat against the eye lid. I find it easiest to rest it right above the lash line. This seems to work perfectly. Where this product fails is trying to get a thicker lash line, or a large wing. The brush tip is so small that to draw with the tip would take forever, and you would have to constantly get more product on it. But a thin line is more natural and if you have hooded eyes or eyes with less lid space, this is great. I switched from black to dark brown eyeliner and using this technique created a no makeup look, but my eyes just look bigger and more alert, without the drama. Read more

Absolutely outstanding. I use these for detail painting. They are the prefect bristle strength. The only down fall is the little handle is a little too little for fat fingers, arthritic hands or those with carpal tunnel. The fix is to just tape them to something bigger and longer. Read more

These are HIGH quality.... especially for disposal brushes. I bought these because I only use Clinique Gel Liner in True Black and using my regular Eyeliner brush makes it impossible to do wings or flicks and every little smudge with this liner screams "look at me!" so, I figured these would be perfect for doing the wings and such and I'm more than happy I got them! They not only allow me to perfect those little details, but they work great with gel liner and are good for way more than one use if cleaned properly. This is because, unlike other Disposable brushes, these are made of actual fibers, not plastic. The one pic includes a liner tip After being used and washed... It's like brand new! One thing is for sure... When I run out of these, I will be promptly repurchasing Read more

I use these to apply my generic Latisse (Careprost) solution. They are a slim alternative to the big, clumsy brush that was provided. Each individual brush is capped and the bunches are well packaged. The bristles are soft when wetted. Perfect :-) Read more

This product is terrible! I read the reviews that said it was perfect for Latisse I don't know what these people are thinking! The brush is so narrow and hard that when you try to put a drop of Latisse on it it rolls off and falls into the sink wasting expensive product. I even tried spreading the bristles out with my fingers to no avail. Don't waste your money on this because it will make your product go down the sink. Read more

I recently started using Latisse for thicker lashes, but read warnings about potential eye irritation. A little research uncovered that the applicator brushes provided by Latisse are too big and apply too much of the solution to your lash line. Tried these much smaller brushes and they work perfectly. Zero product gets into my eyes and I have way more control than with the larger applicator brush. Read more

I again bought these for Art they are great for detail work, my son uses them for the most fine work on metal men sets and I use them in my mix media and journals. They are amazing for those tiny details. They clean easily. I will be buying these again their price point is perfect. Read more

There is only one way to mess this product up and they have done it. The whole point of these is that they are disposable and therefore sanitary for one time use (dipping into a liquid eyeliner tube). The only problem is- the handle is too thick/wide in diameter and won’t fit in the liquid eyeliner tube! It renders this product useless. Why isn’t the handle made skinnier? Also, the review question for this product, “easy to clean” is not an applicable review option as these are disposable and no one would clean these. The whole point of these is that they are disposable. Read more

I initially bought the pack for nail art application. I haven't tried that yet but tried them as eyeliner brush.They are packed in 2 bags, each with a plastic sleeve protector. It was rather stiff on first touch, probably because of the glue. Once you softly bend it, it will be flexible. It took my cream eyeliner well, and can draw a decent line.I wonder if I clean it can I reuse it for a few more times...?Overall it is a good pack for makeup artists as they use these brushes a lot, and the fact that they are disposable will keep their makeup tools clean and hygienic. Read more

I do a lot of makeup looks and these come in so much handy because I like to keep my brushes clean but washing brushes is such a chore, these are definitely reusable I just wash them! (I only wash them for my own personal use on my face not others) Read more