smudger
- noun
- /ˈsmʌdʒər/
- And I'm taking the same little smudger brush just to help blend.
It out, I would recommend buying an eyeliner that has a smudger brush.
- It out, I would recommend buying an eyeliner that has a smudger brush.
- Just watching this, I'm getting another brush, Charlotte Tilbury Ice Smudger brush.
- So this is just a nice tiny, itty bitty, beautiful little smudger.
Examples
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Now I'm going to start to work the purple on the bottom lash line to give it a pop, and I'm going to use this little smudger brush for that.
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The professional artist relied on a smudger to achieve the perfect gradient in her pastel artwork.
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I'm going to go back in with the Smudger brush and just work it back and forth.
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Even then, I'm not so sure that it would respond to that Smudger brush all that well.
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I'm taking this Ice Smudger brush from Moda.
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I'm going to go in with a little like a little Smudger brush and the shade Cyberpunk.
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So I'm going to go in with my Smudger brush from Hooder and I'm going to apply this very close to my lash line.
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And then with this Nabla lash line Smudger brush, I'm going to dip into the shade trust issues.
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So starting off with a Royal and Lang Nicol Smudger brush and my Sigma Wicked gel liner, Any black gel liner will do.
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I used a smudger brush to blend the eyeshadow smoothly across my eyelids.
Antonyms
How Blended
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Smudger comes from the verb smudge 'to rub or blur a line', plus the ending -er which can mean a tool or person. That's why a smudger is the small tool artists and makeup users use to blend and soften lines.