Most crease and eye brushes use synthetic bristles. Common materials cited include polyester, nylon, and PBT (polybutylene terephthalate).
Crease and eye brushes are generally multipurpose and work with liquids, creams, and powders. Some product descriptions specifically call out cream or powder eyeshadow use.
Crease brushes are commonly used for blending, shading, shaping, smudging, and general eyeshadow application.
Travel and dual-ended sets often include trial/mini-sized crease brushes, dual-ended designs to save space, and travel caps or covers for mess-free storage.
Reviewers frequently mention soft, dense bristles and strong blending performance. Common positives include good build quality and effective blending on the eyelid and under-eye area.
Kits often include blending-style crease brushes (labeled deluxe, essential, or blending crease brushes) alongside more precise tools labeled defining crease, crease eraser, or precision definer for sharper definition.