Jumbo Blender

Sonia G Jumbo Blender Brush is supposed to work as an "all-over base brush" that can work with sheerer eyeshadows but also works as a "fixer" to correct "uneven application instantly." It is a medium-to-large eye brush, so if you have smaller eyes or tend to reach for smaller brushes for detailed application, this brush might feel too large.

It is comparable in size to the Worker One; the Jumbo Blender is denser, thicker, and wider, so it has more of a buffing quality to it. The latter is why it does work for diffusing and softening uneven edges. The larger size also makes it conducive to more one-and-done kind of work, so someone who wants to apply a single eyeshadow all over the lid, whether to set a base (as suggested) or an actual eyeshadow.

Unlike a buffing brush, it isn't round or circular, and it still comes to a more tapered edge, so it can fit more horizontally into the crease. The denseness enables it to press and pack on eyeshadow onto the mobile lid, too. The bristles were soft, moved well against my lid/eye area, and the brush head retained its shape after washing.

I think the brush can be versatile but will be more dependent on how complex your eyeshadow looks tend to be; when working with a greater number of eyeshadow shades, as I do, it was too large for my preference, so it functioned better as a blending brush or applying product to the inner tear duct area. It also worked to pat powder underneath my eye area. For eye looks with a few shades, it would make quick work of applying one shade all-over the lid or really blowing out crease color upward.

• It is made out of brown-dyed, saikoho goat hair.
• 160mm length, 15mm hair length, 10.5x7mm ferrule width