OLIVE YOUNG Fillimilli Point Eye Shadow Brush Defining is a "precision-focused eye shadow brush" from OLIVE YOUNG’s Fillimilli line, designed to solve common eye makeup challenges (e.g., uneven blending, lack of definition, or irritation to the eye area) with its specialized shape and high-quality materials. Its core features are:

1. Specialized Pointed Brush Head: The brush head is designed in a narrow, sharp-pointed shape (about 0.3cm wide at the tip)—the slim profile allows it to reach tiny areas of the eye (e.g., the inner corner, the gap between lashes, or the upper lash line) that full-size eye brushes cannot. This precision makes it ideal for defining contours, adding depth, or creating detailed accents.
2. Soft & Dense Synthetic Hair: Made with high-density PBT synthetic hair (polybutylene terephthalate)—softer than traditional nylon hair, with a smooth texture that glides over the eye area without scratching. The dense hair structure ensures good powder-gripping ability (picks up just enough eyeshadow to avoid waste) and even blending (no patchy color or harsh edges).
3. Ergonomic Short Handle: The handle is 10-12cm long (shorter than standard eye brushes)—designed for "close-up control" when applying eye makeup. It is made of matte ABS plastic, which is non-slip (even with slightly oily hands) and lightweight, reducing hand fatigue during detailed application.
4. Sturdy & Durable Construction: The brush features a thick aluminum alloy ferrule (the metal part connecting the hair and handle)—it is tightly crimped to the handle and hair, preventing loosening or shedding even after frequent use. The handle is impact-resistant, so it does not break easily if dropped.
5. Versatile Application: While designed for eyeshadow, it can also be used for other eye products—applying eyebrow powder (to fill in sparse areas of the brows), smudging eyeliner (to create a soft, smoky effect), or even applying highlighter (to add a subtle glow to the inner corner of the eyes). One brush meets multiple eye makeup needs.

• Made in :Korea

（specific ingredients subject to product packaging; common core components listed below）：Key Brush Hair Material:
PBT Synthetic Hair (Polybutylene Terephthalate)—a high-performance synthetic fiber tailored for eye brushes: ① Ultra-soft texture (gentle on the delicate eye area, no irritation or scratching); ② Fine fiber diameter (about 0.05mm)—allows the brush to form a sharp tip for precise application; ③ Good powder adhesion (holds powder well without excessive fallout, suitable for both matte and shimmer eyeshadows); ④ Hypoallergenic (no animal hair, safe for users with allergies or vegan preferences).
Ferrule (Metal Connector) Material:
Thick Aluminum Alloy—superior to thin aluminum for eye brushes: ① High strength (tightly holds the hair in place, no shedding even after repeated use); ② Rust-resistant (no corrosion when cleaned with water, ensuring long service life); ③ Lightweight (does not add extra weight to the brush, reducing hand fatigue); ④ Smooth surface (no sharp edges, preventing damage to the brush hair or skin).
Handle Material:
Matte ABS Plastic (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene Copolymer)—ideal for eye brush handles: ① Non-slip texture (provides a secure grip, even with sweaty or oily hands during makeup); ② Impact-resistant (does not crack or break easily if dropped, durable for daily use); ③ Lightweight (about 5g per handle)—easy to control for detailed eye application; ④ Chemical-resistant (no discoloration or deformation when in contact with makeup products or cleaners).
Auxiliary Material:
Reinforced Stitching Thread (Polyester Thread)—used to secure the hair to the ferrule: ① High tensile strength (prevents the hair from pulling loose); ② Water-resistant (does not dissolve or break during cleaning); ③ Colorfast (matches the ferrule/handle color, no fading over time).
Note: All materials comply with international safety standards for cosmetics accessories (e.g., EU REACH, US FDA)—free of toxic substances (e.g., lead, phthalates, latex) and safe for direct contact with the delicate eye area.

Prepare Before Use: Ensure the brush is clean (new brushes may have loose hair—tap gently to remove before first use; clean used brushes every 2-3 weeks to avoid powder buildup or bacterial growth). Pair it with powder eyeshadow (matte, shimmer, or glitter—avoid overly chunky glitter, which may not adhere well).
Pick Up Powder: Dip the sharp tip of the brush into the eyeshadow powder—tap the brush lightly against the edge of the eyeshadow pan to shake off excess powder. This prevents "fallout" (powder dropping onto the cheeks) and ensures controlled application. For darker colors (e.g., black, dark brown), take an even smaller amount to avoid harshness.
Apply to Targeted Eye Areas:
Outer Corner (Add Depth): Smile slightly to relax the eye area. Use the brush tip to apply dark eyeshadow to the outer corner of the eye (in a "V" shape)—start with a small amount, then build up color gradually. Blend the edges slightly toward the temple to avoid a harsh line.
Eye Crease (Define Contour): Look straight ahead. Use the tip to apply a medium-tone eyeshadow along the natural eye crease—sweep the brush back and forth in short, light strokes to blend the color, creating a "lifted" effect. Keep the color concentrated along the crease line for definition.
Lower Lash Line (Smudge Effect): Look up. Use the brush tip to apply a light layer of eyeshadow along the lower lash line (from the outer corner to the inner third)—pat gently to set the color, avoiding dragging the brush across the delicate under-eye skin.
Inner Corner (Brighten): Use a light, shimmery eyeshadow. Dip the tip into the powder and tap off excess, then pat gently onto the inner corner of the eye to add a bright, awake glow.
Blend & Refine: After applying color, use the clean brush tip (or a dry blending brush) to lightly sweep over the edges of the eyeshadow—this softens harsh lines and creates a seamless transition between colors. If there is fallout on the cheeks, use a clean fluffy brush to dust it off.
Clean & Store: After use, store the brush in a makeup brush holder or a protective case to keep the tip sharp (avoid pressing the tip against hard surfaces, which may bend the hair). To clean: Mix mild shampoo or brush cleaner with warm water, swirl the brush tip in the soapy water (avoid getting water on the ferrule/handle), rinse thoroughly, squeeze out excess water, and lay flat to dry.
Tip for Beginners: Start with light, neutral colors (e.g., beige, light brown) to practice—they are more forgiving if blending is uneven. Use short, gentle strokes instead of long sweeps to maintain control over the brush.