Studio Tools

I initially bought this to apply color but quickly discovered that the brush is just not dense enough to pack color and not fluffy enough to sweep across the lid. It's a weird in-between that had...

This is currently my one and only crease brush and I have no reason to try anything else.. Very soft and just flexible enough, not too flimsy, just right... I do a larger area of shadow on my...

Not only is this brush inexpensive, but the quality is amazingly great. These cost under $3. Works so much better than the white elf one which sheds like crazy. Definitely a gem. I've had the other...

These brushes are now Up & Up brand, which is Target's "house" brand. Anyway, this crease brush is such a handy little brush! The size is perfect, it's slightly tapered to fit right into the crease...

This brushes is great and it lasts a long time. I've had it forever and it still looks new. It does a great job of applying liquid foundation. It's sold at Target and it's very affordable. I wash...

Target makeup brushes are the best! I own a cpl of them that I use on a daily bases n I just love them I had these brushes for a few yrs now n they have not shed one single bit out of all the times...

Horrible product! It does not remove anything without lots of soaking and scrubbing, and stinks too. Don't waste your money on Studio Tools Nail Polish Remover. Buy something better - plenty of...

Cheap but effective. I love this brush. It is just the right size for my crease and helps me to beautifully fade out colors. I was originally tempted to go for Sonia Kashuk or Sigma, but in the...

I usually use Sally Hansen or Cutex but they both ran out for me. My mom picked up Studio Tools and I was like it's a no brand name really but it might work and it didn't. It really removed...

This teensy little brush does the trick to apply my concealer when I get blemishes that I'd like to cover (which is pretty much exclusively something I get when it's "that time of the month."). I...