Hey gals, hope you all are doing great there, I have found this interesting infographic on the internet about makeup brushes that can help the makeup geeks a good deal in finding the right brush for the right thing.

1- Large Powder Brush

This type of brushes is used to dust loose powders over face or body. Usually, they are quite handy while applying translucent or finishing powders.

2- Shading Brush

Shading brushes are suitable for depositing concentrated products. These brushes are ideal for application on lower lid or in the crease, depending on the desired look.

3- All-over lid brush

These brushes are perfect for shadowing and for depositing strong to medium coverage. It can be used at an angle to shade crease.

4- Blending Brush

The blending brush blurs the line and blends the edges. It can be used without makeup to ease down the contouring on the face.

5- Foundation or Concealer Brush

This brush can help you spread the liquid foundations, primers, concealers and moisturizers evenly on the face. You can also use a damp sponge for this purpose, just soak it in water and squeeze out to use it.

6- Angled Liner Brush

Angled liner brushes are good for lining eyes with powders or creams. It is easy to use and versatile as well.

7- Kabuki Brush

Kabuki brushes are handy for a polished look, and it can help you blend powders easily for a smooth finishing.

8- Angled Brow Brush

A perfect brush for filing eyebrows, they can easily blend out eyebrow pencil too. You can use it with shadows or creams.

9- Face or Powder Brush

It is a handy brush for applying loose or pressed powders on face or body.

10- Blush Brush

The blush brush can help you apply the blush, bronzer or highlighter with great ease. Its rounded tip comes in real handy during blush applications.

11- Mixed Fiber Flat Brush

Fiber flat brush is an excellent finishing brush that helps in blending powders and creams for a polished look.

12- Fine-tipped Eye Liner Brush

Fine tipped brushes can help you get a precise and defined eye look (like the winged look), and it can work well with liquid or cream liners.

I hope you all would love this infographic, please share your precious thoughts in the comments below :)