Dead Sea Mud, cold cream, et al...using initially small spatulas, the end is curved and smooth. Once one gets a feel for the application bending pressure of the silicone (slight) blade , I was automatically a professional mask applicator. the outside tips of the silicone brush (blade) accesses corners that are delicate under the nose, nose bridge where it meets the eye, outside corners of the eyes...These are so precision, it makes putting on a mask of any sort not a dreaded occasion but it's on and perfect in literally a minute. They make you a pro and they are so economical. The brushes allow me to get every inch of my face without risking my eyes. Great value for what you get, and you save a ton of product! Amazing for applying serums, masks, creams, foot cream, and lotions. It’s perfect for applying diaper cream that has a thick consistency, and it gets it wherever you need it to without you having to scrub it off your hands later. I know they make special silicone brushes just for that, but a single one of those are a lot cheaper than getting one that’s “specifically designed”/marketed for babies. I'll get good use out of them for spreading Mod Podge, gloss varnish, modeling paste, etc.
They’re perfectly pliable to get under your nose, chin, wherever you need to apply, and strong enough for heavier products like masks too.
apply wig glue And it works perfectly. It's soft so it's easy to spread the glue into a nice uniform thickness which I assume would be perfect for a face mask if you had one that you were using that's a cream.
this has made the application process so mush easier and more enjoyable.
They are super handy for applying my face gel, jelly, and creams since I have pretty long nails and hate to get products underneath then when applying. They also work well for putting on clay and mud mask. Besides, it's much cleaner and easier than having to wash your hands twice--before and after applications.