Wing Man Curved Eyeliner Brush

The Beauty Blender Wing Man Curved Eyeliner Brush solves the one thing that makes liner take ten minutes instead of ten seconds: the brush fighting the shape of your eye. Its head is curved rather than straight, so it follows the lash line instead of forcing you to work around it.

What it actually does

• The curve does the flick for you. Beauty Blender calls this a first-to-market head shape — the bend is what gives you a repeatable wing rather than a different one on each eye.
• Sits flush against the lashes. The bristles taper and are shaped to hug the base of the lashes, which is how you close the pale gaps that usually show up between liner and lash root.
• Handles whatever formula you own. Gel, liquid or pressed powder liner all work with the same brush, so you are not buying a separate tool per texture.
• Built for precision over speed. The brand's pitch is a steadier line with no crooked edges — useful if a shaky hand is the reason you avoid liner entirely.
• Cruelty-free bristles. Synthetic fibres, no animal hair.

How to use

1. Load a small amount of liner onto the tip — less than feels right, then build up.
2. Rest the curved edge against the lash line and let the shape sit naturally along the eye.
3. Draw outward in one short, continuous motion to set the wing, then fill in toward the inner corner.
4. Wipe the bristles clean while the product is still wet so the tip keeps its taper.

Questions

Does it only work for winged liner?

No. The curve is designed to make the flick easier, but the tapered tip is just as usable for a plain line along the lashes or for tightlining close to the root.

Can I use my powder eyeshadow as liner with it?

Yes — Beauty Blender lists powder alongside gel and liquid. Dampen the bristles slightly first if you want a powder shade to read as a crisp line rather than a smudge.

How do I clean it?

Rinse the bristles under lukewarm water with a little brush cleanser, reshape the taper with your fingers, and lay it flat to dry. Keep water away from the base of the ferrule so the glue holding the bristles stays intact.

How long does delivery take?

Delivery takes 3 to 21 working days, depending on availability. Pieces already on our shelves ship at the fast end of that window; anything we bring in for your order sits at the longer end. We message you if anything changes.

How can I pay, and what if it arrives damaged?

We take credit card, debit card, Instapay and mobile wallets — there is no cash on delivery. Returns cover defective, damaged or expired items only, reported within 1 day of delivery. Once confirmed, your refund goes back to the original payment method within 15–30 days.