CGR 1000 Count Microblading Cotton Swabs, Pointed Tip, Cotton Swabs for Eyebrows with Wood Sticks, Essential oil Applicator, Tattoo Permanent Supplies, Makeup Cosmetic Applicator Sticks (10x100PCS)

Great to have for a variety of uses.
Love having these on hand when doing my makeup. They’re now a staple on my vanity.They’re fantastic for when I am doing my eyeliner and wanting those sharp/crisp wings that need to be evened out. Just be careful using them near the eyes as they’re pretty pointed. Despite being pointed, the ends are still pretty soft without agitating the skin (just don’t aggressively press them onto the skin, obviously). Great for being precise with eyeshadow and liner on the under-eye area near the lashes, as well.Just use a tiny bit of micellar water on the cotton and glide it along the wing to beautifully clean it up. I’ve never been good for using any tape or stencils, and don’t even get me started on the eyeliner wing stamps lol. Having these on hand just makes it so much easier and less of a hassle. Plus, if I mess up, I just use one of these to “erase” the wing while being more precise without the worry of messing up any eyeshadow (which happens if I use a bigger q-tip).They’re also useful for when I am fluffing up my brows and need to clean any brow soap or gel away on my skin or to move individual brow hairs into place when I need to “even” out the areas where the hairs clump together and create sparse spots.Have any concealers or foundations that you need to mix for a specific shade? These are good for that without soaking up a bunch of product.Enjoy doing your nails at home? Do you get nail polish on your skin often because you’re terrible at applying polish with your non-dominant hand and aren’t lucky to be ambidextrous? These are great for those little mishaps, also. Easy to clean up without accidentally touching/messing up any polish on the nails, allowing for better precision.I’ve also seen a relative use these to apply fake freckles — she’d dab the tiniest amount of product on her hands to give the right shade, and then she’d hold two while dabbing the areas where she’d want them appear. They’d create different sizes depending on pressure and the angles with how they’re held, and she’d lightly apply foundation over them to blend them in better. I don’t know what product was used, but seeing her use these are why I even rushed on Amazon to purchase them. I wasn’t going to use them for freckles as I already have plenty that I wish I didn’t have, but honestly didn’t know they made them this thin and pointed, so I figured they could help solve a lot of issues I had when using regular sized pointed q-tips.They’re durable and don’t bend, and for the amount given in a box, they’re priced very reasonably. I plan on buying more once I start getting low.

Great for getting into crevices
I use these when I’m doing my nails they’re great for getting mistakes and in the corners

Won’t disappoint
Great to do nails or even brow 🙂

For painting
I paint authentic reborn dolls and these are perfect for getting in tiny spaces where paint has pooled. Perfect