Double-Ended Eyebrow Brush with Angled Tip and Spiral Brush, Bamboo Handle

One eyebrow brush, two ends

This eyebrow brush has a job at each end. One side is a flat, angled brush for drawing fine lines and filling in your brows. The other is a spiral brush for combing them into place.

The handle is bamboo, and both ends sit in a gold-coloured sleeve. It is a small tool, and it replaces two.

At a glance

The piece: a brow tool for the make-up bag

In the photos the angled end has short brown bristles cut in a slant, which is the usual shape for brow powder or pomade. The spiral end looks like a clean mascara wand in black.

One photo shows the brush in a clear sleeve. Where two brushes appear side by side, it is the same brush turned around; you receive one. We sell it as "No brand", because the supplier names no maker.

Who it's for

For you if you do your brows every morning and are tired of hunting for two tools. It suits beginners too: an angled brush gives you more control than a pencil, because you build the colour up in small strokes.

It is also a nice small extra in a gift, and it fits in a shoe for Sinterklaas.

Closer look: what we can confirm

• Two ends: an angled brush and a spiral brush (supplier and photos)
• Angled end for drawing and filling in brows (supplier)
• Spiral end for combing brows and lashes (supplier)
• Bamboo handle (supplier)
• Gold-coloured sleeves at both ends (supplier and photos)

The supplier calls the spiral end a comb in the product name. It is a spiral brush, not a toothed comb.

Materials: bamboo handle, gold-coloured sleeves

The handle is bamboo, according to the supplier. The sleeves that hold the bristles are gold in colour; the supplier calls the finish a golden tube and does not name the material underneath.

The supplier does not say what the bristles are made of. If you only use synthetic brushes, ask us before you order and we will check.

Size: pencil-like, no figure given

The supplier gives no length. In the packaging photo the brush has the proportions of a slim pencil, so expect it to fit a standard make-up bag or brush roll.

How to use it: comb, draw, comb again

Start with the spiral end and brush your brows upwards, so you can see their real shape. Dip the angled end in brow powder or pomade, tap off the extra, and draw short strokes in the direction the hairs grow. Begin at the arch, where brows are fullest, and use what is left on the brush for the front.

Finish with the spiral end again to soften the lines. The same spiral brush separates lashes after mascara.

Occasions

Your everyday morning routine, a touch-up before dinner, a weekend away with a small toiletry bag, or a stocking filler for a friend who loves make-up.

Care: wash the bristles, keep the handle dry

The supplier gives no care instructions. As a general habit for make-up brushes with a bamboo handle: wash the bristles with a little mild soap and lukewarm water, press them dry in a towel, and let the brush dry lying flat. Don't leave it soaking; bamboo and standing water are not friends.

The wow detail: nothing to lose

The clever part is plain: both tools are on one stick. You comb, flip, draw, flip, comb. There is no second brush to find at the bottom of your bag, and the gold sleeves with the pale bamboo look good on a shelf too.

Beauty that gives back

5% of each sale goes to a cause you choose. The causes are matched to 11 of the 17 SDGs, the global goals set by the United Nations, and you decide where your share goes.

Our promise

Ships from our partner warehouse in China. Usually 8–15 business days to your door, with tracking. Delivery is free within the EU on orders from €69; below that it costs €4.95 in the Netherlands and €6.95 elsewhere in the EU.

You have 30 days after delivery to ask for a return, as long as the brush is unused and in its original packaging. Our promise is plain: if what arrives does not match what this page says, send it back within 30 days and we refund you.

More brushes and tools are in our make-up sets collection.