1. Foundation Brush: Used to apply liquid or cream foundation for a smooth and even coverage.
2. Concealer Brush: A smaller, more precise brush used to apply and blend concealer to cover blemishes or dark circles.
3. Powder Brush: Large, fluffy brush used to apply loose or pressed powder to set makeup and reduce shine.
4. Blush Brush: Slightly angled brush designed for applying blush to the apples of the cheeks for a natural flush.
5. Contour Brush: A brush with a sharper angle, used to apply contouring products to define and sculpt the face.
6. Highlighter Brush: A smaller, fan-shaped brush used to apply highlighter to the high points of the face for a luminous glow.
7. Eyeshadow Brush (Flat Shader Brush): Used to apply and pack eyeshadow onto the eyelids.
8. Blending Brush: A fluffy brush designed to blend and soften eyeshadow transitions for a seamless look.
9. Crease Brush: A more tapered brush used for applying eyeshadow to the crease of the eyelid for added depth and dimension.
10. Angled Eyeliner Brush: Used to apply gel, cream, or powder eyeliner with precision, and can also be used to fill in eyebrows.
11. Lip Brush: A small, fine-tipped brush used to apply lipstick or lip gloss for a more defined lip shape.
12. Fan Brush: A brush with sparse bristles shaped like a fan, used for applying delicate touches of highlighter, blush, or powder.
13. Spoolie Brush: A brush with firm bristles used to groom and shape eyebrows, as well as separate eyelashes.
14. Brow Brush (Angled Brow Brush): Typically used to apply brow powder or pomade to fill in and define eyebrows.
15. Kabuki Brush: A dense, rounded brush often used for applying mineral foundation, buffing in powder, or achieving an airbrushed finish.
16. Stencil Brush: A round, flat-topped brush often used for stenciling and detailed work.
17. Smudger Brush: A short, dense brush used to smudge and blend eyeliner or eyeshadow along the lash line for a smoky effect.
18. Detail Brush: A small brush with fine bristles, used for intricate work like applying eyeliner, creating small details, or adding precise highlights.
19. Angled Face Brush: A versatile brush with an angled shape, suitable for applying blush, bronzer, or contour to specific areas of the face.
20. Sponge Applicator: While not a brush, sponge applicators are commonly used to apply and blend eyeshadow.

Keep in mind that there are many variations and shapes within each category of makeup brush, and the right brush can vary depending on personal preference and the specific makeup technique you’re using. It’s also important to clean and care for your brushes regularly to maintain their performance and ensure hygienic application.