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Synthetic bristles are most common. Listings cite materials such as nylon, polyester, and PBT (polybutylene terephthalate).

Handle materials commonly include wood, plastic, bamboo, and aluminum across sets and single brushes.

Yes. Many listings describe these brushes as multipurpose and suitable for cream, liquid, and powder formulas, with some sets specifically noting compatibility with both cream and powder eyeshadows.

Typical tasks listed include blending, shading, smudging, shaping, lining, and defining the crease and lid area.

Some sets and single brushes are offered as travel or trial sizes and include travel-friendly features like protective caps and compact packaging for on-the-go use.

Several listings recommend cleaning brushes weekly. For sponges, descriptions often advise rinsing after each use, deep-cleaning weekly, and replacing the sponge after a specified number of uses.

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