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Here are 10 commonly used makeup brushes for different purposes:Foundation brush: Used to apply liquid or cream foundation for an even and smooth application.Powder brush: A large, fluffy brush for applying loose or pressed powder to set makeup and achieve a matte finish.Blush brush: Designed for applying blush or bronzer to the cheeks, giving a natural flush or contour.Contour brush: An angled brush used to apply contour powder or cream to define and sculpt the face's features, such as the cheekbones and jawline.Eyeshadow brush: There are various types of eyeshadow brushes, including flat shader brushes for packing on color, blending brushes for seamless transitions, and detail brushes for precise application in smaller areas.Crease brush: A tapered brush for applying eyeshadow to the crease area, creating depth and dimension in the eye makeup.Angled eyeliner brush: Used with gel or powder eyeliner to create precise lines or winged/cat-eye looks.Lip brush: A small, flat brush for precise application of lipstick or lip gloss, ensuring a well-defined lip shape.Brow brush/spoolie: Typically a dual-ended brush, with one side having an angled brush for filling in eyebrows and the other side featuring a spoolie for grooming and blending the brows.Fan brush: A brush with thin, spread-out bristles used for applying highlighter or gently sweeping away excess product.These are just some of the commonly used makeup brushes, and there are many more specialized brushes available for specific purposes. The selection and number of brushes you use may vary depending on your personal preference and makeup routine.