Start at the head, not the handle.
The five brushes differ in construction. The straight spoolie has a cylindrical nylon head; the micro-tip narrows to reach smaller sections; the curved head follows a rounded path. None is a substitute for checking the stated size or the guidance supplied with the cosmetic product you use.
The cylindrical starting point
overall 4.0 in; head 1.0 × 0.24 in. A straight twisted core carries the nylon bristles. Choose it when you want the general comb-through shape rather than a deliberately narrow or curved profile. View the Straight Nylon Spoolie →
A smaller profile
overall 3.8 in; head 0.65 × 0.12 in. The Micro-Tip head is tapered and narrower. Use light pressure and avoid contact with the eye. Its small dimensions describe the object; they do not guarantee precision or a treatment outcome. View the Micro-Tip →
Curve versus comb
The Curved-Head Spoolie has a curved bristle axis; do not force the wire into a new shape. The Silicone Comb Wand uses molded teeth rather than twisted bristles. Inspect either construction before use and replace damaged tools. Curved head / Silicone comb
What a cap does—and does not do
The Capped Travel Spoolie is a brush with a removable ventilated cover. Its listed closed length includes the cover. Dry the brush fully before replacing it; the cap is not a sterilization chamber. Explore the capped brush →
Three useful checks
- Compare overall length separately from head length and width.
- Read the materials and selling unit; the price is per listed brush or wand, not a multi-pack.
- Keep the tool personal and follow its care note. No brush is supplied sterile.
