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Makeup brushes come in a wide variety, each designed for specific purposes to achieve different makeup looks. Essential brushes include those for foundation, concealer, powder, blush, and eyeshadow. Beyond the basics, there are brushes for contouring, highlighting, bronzing, and even specialized brushes for eyes and lips. 
Here's a breakdown of common types:
Face Brushes:
Foundation Brushes: Flat, tapered, or stippling brushes for applying liquid or cream foundation. 
Concealer Brushes: Small, flat, and pointed for precise concealer application. 
Powder Brushes: Fluffy and full, used for setting makeup with powder. 
Blush Brushes: Smaller than powder brushes, often rounded or angled for applying blush. 
Contour Brushes: Angled or rounded for precise application of contour products. 
Bronzer Brushes: Fluffy and full, similar to powder brushes, but often with slightly denser bristles. 
Highlighter Brushes: Fan brushes or smaller, tapered brushes for applying highlighter. 
Eye Brushes:
Eyeshadow Brushes: A variety of shapes and sizes for applying, blending, and smudging eyeshadow.
Crease Brushes: Fluffy and tapered for defining the crease of the eyelid.
Eyeliner Brushes: Fine-tipped for precise application of liquid or gel eyeliner.
Brow Brushes: Angled for shaping and filling in eyebrows.
Mascara Wands: Used for applying mascara. 
Lip Brushes:
Lip Brushes: Small and pointed for precise lip color application. 
Other Types:
Kabuki Brushes: Dense, flat-topped or angled brushes for blending and applying foundation. 
Stippling Brushes: Dual-fiber brushes for a sheer, airbrushed finish. 
Fan Brushes: Used for dusting off excess powder or applying highlighter. 
Beauty Blenders: Sponge applicators for blending and applying various products. 
Brush Materials:
Natural Bristles: Typically used for powder products, offering a soft, diffused application.
Synthetic Bristles: Better suited for liquids and creams, offering a more precise application.