There's a reason it's called the nostril brush.. It fits perfectly to the size of the nostrils, making shading easy, and it's just the right size for contouring the nose tip as well. Anyway, it's the perfect size for use on the nose, so you don't need to switch between different brushes; this one does it all..♡

Above all, it picks up just the right amount of product, so you can use it naturally without making your nose look dark. Personally, it was a perfect match with Etude eyeshadow.

Flik

4 Types of Contour Brushes

Anyone who wants to contour their nose bridge but ends up with patchy results no matter how many YouTube tutorials they follow..? That's me. I have a short, low nose and want to add shading, but after finishing, my nose just looks dark... haha. It always looks like I did a heavy nose contour, so I usually give up. I tried blending it out with a puff because it looked awkward, but I think the brush was the problem. I used to use an angled brush from Daiso for shading, but apparently, that's an old method. My nose isn't big, but the brush was too wide and dense, so the color applied too heavily. Using this brush, the shading looks so natural, like it's barely there, and it applies just the right amount under natural light without looking awkward. If you always fail at nose contouring, try changing your brush.

This is a soft brush that doesn’t irritate the skin :) I love that even if you buy just one, it comes with a protective cap! The brush size is just right, not too big or small, perfect for the sides of the nose. Using it upright lets me sculpt a detailed nose shape, so I've been using it a lot lately! The brush quality is better than I expected, so I’m planning to buy the highlighter brush later :)

I hesitated because of the price, but after receiving it and trying it out, the size is just perfect for a contour brush, so I'm satisfied. I wish there were more discounts though, haha.

This is my first time using the Flick brush, and I think it's pretty good.

Always use the Flick brush🤍 It has great elasticity, applies evenly, and is affordable.

The bristles are really soft, super smooth~ I've been using it well ^^

Ah, this product is truly amazing. I regret not buying it sooner. I purchased three brushes this time, excluding the ball shading brush, and even as a beginner, I could clearly see the effect. The difference before and after use is very noticeable, and I'm very satisfied. Especially since it's easy for beginners to use, it's a product I reach for without hesitation. It creates a natural and sophisticated look, perfect for daily makeup. Even if you're not confident with makeup, trying this once will show you a noticeably different look with just one touch. Highly recommended!

I used to only have a brush for contouring the nose bridge, which made my nostrils look thicker and wider, so I couldn’t do it properly. But with this brush, I can do detailed work now, and I love it!

So soft and nice. I wanted a brush for jaw shading, and after seeing good reviews, I decided to try it out~~~!~! It's super soft, and it even comes with a case? Or a plastic cover? So it's easy to store and really convenient~~

I bought this shading brush after seeing it on YouTube because I needed one. First of all, the bristles are very soft. It’s also shaped perfectly for shading in a rounded motion! I'm very satisfied with this purchase 👍👍

I don’t have anything to compare it to, so I’m not sure how much better it is than others, but the bristles are soft and I like it!

The Flick brush is lightweight, which is a big plus. I hope it lasts a long time.

This brush is really easy for beginners to use! I needed a brush that could cover a wide area quickly because I wanted to do my makeup fast, and I was also looking for a brush that was natural and soft enough to avoid layering marks. I think this is exactly that, haha. The color applies so naturally that if you like bold makeup, you might find it a bit light..! I’ve been layering it several times myself. The biggest advantage is that the brush is soft and doesn’t irritate the skin. The grip is comfortable, and I also like the overall luxurious design. This quality should easily cost around $30, but it’s affordable, so I think I got a great deal, haha.

First of all, the appearance is so pretty, and the finishing between the brush bristles and the stick connection is neat, so it's great to use without worrying about it coming apart during cleaning! However, for those who use lighter shading colors, the pigmentation feels a bit lacking, which is a bit disappointing. Still, the bristles are very soft!

I haven’t used it yet, but I bought this shading brush at an affordable price! It’s made by a well-known person, so I trust it even more :) I’ll use it nicely~

Hello! I never really cared much about contouring before, so I always used super cheap, low-quality contour brushes. But after using this contour brush, I finally understand why using a good brush improves the quality of your makeup. The bristles are so soft and fluffy that the contour doesn't apply too heavily, and it's easy to control the amount, so you won't end up looking like a kabuki actor. The bristles are so soft that I keep wanting to touch my face with the brush. If this brush ever gets damaged, I would definitely repurchase it 100%. I'm not a brand ambassador—this is 100% my own purchase. Such a great brush can't be kept a secret, so everyone reading this review, you have to try it! Highly recommended!

The bristles are bigger and softer than I expected, so it's okay for creating a natural jawline contour, but it's hard to make delicate adjustments, so I don't reach for it often. It feels like a powder brush.

I saw this brush on Hemeco Lab's YouTube video and wanted to buy it! I've always struggled to find a good chin shading brush, and this seems like a great product. The size is just right, and the bristle density is neither too much nor too little. It has a nice firmness but still feels soft, so it shouldn't leave any harsh marks while shading! I like it so much that I'm thinking of buying a nose shading brush as well. Once I get better at chin shading techniques, I think I’ll be able to use it even better.