1. It's used to wash your face.
   It's used to peel off wax.
2. It's used for shaving.
   It's used to wash your hair.

A cleansing brush is used to clean and exfoliate your face. The rotating brush head ensures a deep clean to get rid of all that build-up in pores.

1. Shave your legs
   Get rid of peach fuzz and dead skin cells
2. Trim split ends
   Wax facial hair

Dermaplaning exfoliators are used to get rid of peach fuzz and dead skin cells. To use this tool, just gently slide the exfoliator in even strokes towards the outward areas of your face.

1. Rub the mask over your face.
   You need to see a dermatologist to use this.
2. Put the mask on your face and press the button.
   You need solar light to use this.

Light therapy acne masks are very easy to use. Just put the mask on your face and press the button for it to start working.

1. Oval brush
   Powder brush
2. Paintbrush
   Eyebrow brush

An oval brush is used to apply foundation and concealer. It's also shaped like an oval for even coverage of the face.

1. Blush brush
   Powder brush
2. Foundation brush
   Contour brush

For a streak-free foundation application, use a foundation brush. It's best to start in the center of your face and blend the foundation towards the outward areas.

1. Foundation brush
   Contour brush
2. Eyebrow brush
   Powder brush

As the name implies, a powder brush is used for holding and distributing powder evenly throughout your face. Light strokes are best used on the face and neck areas.

1. Stippling brush
   Foundation brush
2. Eyebrow brush
   Contour brush

Many stippling brushes are made out of both synthetic and animal hairs. This allows for an even layering of foundation, followed by blush or bronzer.

1. Applying bronzer
   Smoothing out flyaways
2. Concealing blemishes and dark circles
   Applying blush

Blemishes and dark circles are no match for a concealer brush, which is used to pat a small amount of concealer on the affected area. Only a small amount should be used at a time to avoid a "caked" appearance.

1. Eyebrow
   Foundation
2. Concealer
   Blush

A blush brush does exactly what its name implies: it's used for applying blush to your face. Be sure to start on the lower part of your cheekbones and blend upward.

1. Contour
   Concealer
2. Eyeshadow
   Eyebrow

A contour brush is used for contouring and highlighting various parts of your face, like your nose and cheekbones. This brush is also slanted for the curved areas of your face.

1. Eyebrow brush
   Eyebase brush
2. Concealer brush
   Powder brush

An eyebase brush is used to apply eyeshadow to your eyelids. It's also typically wide in length for an even application.

1. Angled eyeshadow brush
   Eyebase brush
2. Painter's brush
   Powder brush

An angled eyeshadow brush has an angled curve to it for a precise eye makeup application. This is also great for winged tips on the outer edges of your eye.

1. Hair brush
   Powder brush
2. Eyebrow brush
   Smudger brush

A smudger brush is used to smudge eye makeup for an edgy look, such as smokey eyes. The small bristles can also seamlessly blend mishaps and lines together.

1. Lip brush
   Eyebase brush
2. Paint brush
   Eyebrow brush

A lip brush is used to line your lips and to apply lip color. To line your lips, just follow the curvature of your lips by using slow strokes with this brush.

1. Wax facial hair
   Apply foundation
2. Groom your eyebrows
   Trim split ends

A lash/brow brush features two sides: a comb side and a brush side. These are used to tame unruly eyebrow hairs.

1. A synonym for tweezers
   A brush used to comb your head hair
2. A tool for applying hot wax
   A brush used for eyebrow grooming

A spoolie is used to groom your eyebrows, and looks like the wand of a mascara tube. To use it, just brush your eyebrow hairs in the same direction of growth.

1. To pluck unwanted hairs in a precise manner
   To layer eye makeup
2. To brush eyebrow hairs
   To shave facial hairs

Tweezers are used to pluck unwanted or unruly facials hairs (such as eyebrow or chin hairs). The tool is also best for shaping eyebrows and is very cost effective.

1. Apply to the hair for extra moisture.
   Rub an even layer of mask over your skin, then wash it off right after.
2. Rub an even layer of mask over your skin. Let it dry. Peel off.
   Use it as shaving cream.

A peel off mask does exactly what its name implies: it peels off! You just rub an even layer over the skin, and peel it off after its dry.

1. Damp
   Dry
2. Old
   It should never be used.

Beauty blenders should be damp (not completely soaked) so the makeup can seamlessly blend into your skin. It will also add a small dose of moisture to the product and to your face.

1. Use it to shave your legs
   Rub it all over your face
2. Use it for waxing
   Use it in a "stippling" motion

Stippling is a fancy word for "gently patting" product on your face. Rubbing a beautyblender sponge may cause a "caked" look.

1. Powder brush
   Jade roller
2. Curling iron
   Stippling brush

A jade roller is popular in Chinese culture and aids with facial circulation. To use it, simply run the roller over your face, toward the outward areas.

1. Curling your hair
   Plucking your eyebrows
2. Curling your lashes
   Trimming split ends

An eyelash curler is used to curl your lashes upwards. Just place the eyelash curler over your eyelid, with the lashes in between the pressers, and gently curl your eyelashes.

1. Eyebrow brush
   Blending brush
2. Powder brush
   Foundation brush

These fluffy brushes typically have short and small bristles, but are used to seamlessly blend lines and mishaps together. They can also be used for shading eye makeup.

1. Fan
   Powder
2. Blush
   Eyeshadow

The wide curvature of a fan brush is used to get rid of excess particles left by too much powder. It can also be used to apply a light amount of bronzer.

1. Eyeshadow brush
   Powder brush
2. Contour brush
   Palm brush

A palm brush doesn't have a stem like most brushes and is used to apply facial products to the face and body. It's also best used in circular motions.

1. Eyebrow brush
   Powder brush
2. Fan brush
   Complexion brush

A complexion brush can adhere to both damp and dry facial products. It's also best to use this brush in the center of the face, then blend outwards.

1. Eyeshadow
   Kabuki
2. Eyebrow
   Contour

A kabuki brush has a small stem with a big, fluffy brush on the top. It's used to apply powders to your face and body, and is best used in circular motions.

1. Complexion brush
   Palm brush
2. Highlighter brush
   Kabuki brush

A highlighter brush is angled so that it can adhere to specific curvatures of your face, like your cheekbones. It's also used for contouring.

1. Eyebrow brush
   Eyeshadow brush
2. Contour brush
   Bronzer brush

A bronzer brush does exactly what its name implies: it applies bronzer to the face and neck areas. The bristles of these brushes are not as dense either so that you won't get a heavy (and potentially too orange) application of bronzer.

1. Depositing mineral powders, or other powders, on the face
   Contouring your cheekbones
2. Highlighting your nose
   Plucking your eyebrows

While a mineral powder brush is best used for mineral powders, it can deposit bronzer and blush particles on the face as well. The bristles are also typically dense in nature to hold a lot of product.

1. Eyebrow brush
   Contour brush
2. Pencil brush
   Palm brush

A pencil brush is used for shading around the eye area. The tip is rounded and soft to seamlessly blend eye makeup, such as eyeliner.

1. Pointed eyeliner brush
   Kabuki brush
2. Palm brush
   Tweezers

A cat eye look involves a winged tip towards each end of the eye. This can be achieved by using a pointed eyeliner brush, which is typically angled.

1. It's used to shape your eyebrows.
   It's used for lip injections.
2. Lining your lips
   Applying lip gloss to the lips

To apply an even coat of lip gloss to your lips, simply use a lip gloss brush. This brush is usually soft and angled to deposit an even amount of lip gloss.

1. Palm brush
   Kabuki brush
2. Contour brush
   Crease brush

A crease brush is used to deposit either wet or dry eyeshadow particles into the creases of your eyes. It's typically rounded and fluffy with short bristles.

1. Curl eyelashes
   Tweeze the eyebrows
2. Apply eyeshadow all over the eyelid
   Get rid of peach fuzz

A flat shader eye brush is used to apply eyeshadow all over your eyelids. It's also made to hold quite a bit of product, so only apply a little bit of eyeshadow at a time.

1. Lip liner brush
   Lip gloss brush
2. Eyebrow brush
   Angled shader brush

An angled shader brush is used to apply eyeshadow to the creases of the eye, as well as the outer corners. It may also hold loose or pressed particles from eyeshadow.

1. Line the eyes
   Contour your cheekbones
2. Tweeze your eyebrows
   Peel off a facial mask

You can line your eyes with a flat eyeliner brush for an edgy look. This can be done using short, even strokes or by using a stippling motion.

1. Eyeshadow brush
   Brow brush
2. Kabuki brush
   Palm brush

A brow brush is used to smooth out unruly eyebrow hairs. To use it, just brush the eyebrow hairs in the direction of growth.

1. Concealer brush
   Tapered face brush
2. Blush brush
   Bronzer brush

A tapered face brush is used to highlight and contour various parts of your face. It's also tapered in appearance, and is great for hard-to-reach crevices, like the nose area.

1. Cheek & contour brush
   Concealer brush
2. Tapered face brush
   Kabuki brush

A cheek & contour brush has dual ends for a variety of purposes, including highlighting, contouring and for applying blush. One end is round and fluffy, while the other end is more flat.