Sentences with phrase «tiny brushes which»

1 to 5 are big, 6 - 10 are tiny brushes which can be used for detailing.

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In your intestinal tract, there reside very small micro-villi (thee are very tiny finger like projections which come off the lining of the intestinal tract with hair like cell membrane extensions — called the «brush border»), which serve as the major point of absorption of nutrients.
It's virtually clumpless, which is amazing — the brush gives you great separation and grabs even the tiny lashes on your inner eyes.
Rather than a brush or Sharpie-esque felt applicator, Revlon's applicator is equipped with a tiny, spinning ball on its end, which easily rolls along your lash line to dispense the product and impart a more precise shape.
It is a narrow brush, which has short bristles, and the tip is tapered so it gets all of the tiny inner and outer lashes.
3) NARS Tahiti Laguna Bronzer — This oversized limited edition packaging comes with a teeny tiny Ita brush, which means I have one less brush to pack.
It comes packaged with a tiny little brush which is soft, but much too small to apply foundation in my opinion.
The high level of pigment also means you can use it in lieu of foundation by squeezing out a tiny bit more and blending it over larger problem areas with a damp makeup sponge or a big synthetic makeup brush (I find brushes that are angled or domed work better than than the traditional flat ones, which make it streaky).
Do not use a brush which features tiny balls on the end of the pins because they will have a tendency to yank at the coat and split it.
The Yorkshire Terrier kibble is longitudinally extruded, which is a long way of saying we have designed the kibble to provide a special scrubbing / brushing action to help keep a yorkie's tiny teeth clean.
Significantly, the heroic gesture which those artists would have made with a large brush and broad strokes is here instead the product of innumerable tiny strokes and a layered conceptual process.
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