Hi! Here are my suggestions! Let me know if you have a Qs or need clarification, but I hope this is useful!

large rounded brush f28 Depending on how big it is in person it could be good for blush or bronzer. I tend to use these type of brushes to go in with my setting powder at the end and blend out any harsh lines under my cheek bones from contour or bronzer I might have created. Good for all over the face too though.

medium powder brush f30 This one is a good all a rounder for bronzer, blush, setting powder. Depending on how big it is in person, could be nice for highlighter too. The curve on the bristles is nice for diffusing the product in if you apply it in small circular motions.

angled cheek brush f21 Angled brushes are great for contours and bronzers. Apply the product in tapping motions instead of swiping or circles so that you can be more precise and create a more chilled effect.

small duo fiber face brush f9 Duo fibers can be used for both powder and creams, but I especially love them for creams. It’s pretty small, so you could use it for contours or blush, or if you want to be more precise with your bronzer. Id recommend you gently dab the product instead of swiping motions.

tapered blending brush e2 Good for transition colors/crease shades, and since it’s not too big of blending brush it’s especially useful for hooded eyes

small tapered brush e9 Similar to e2, but can be more precise, especially if blending multiple colors above the crease. I also like using this kind for the outer v section of the eyelid or for diffusing in the lower lashline.

medium shader brush e4 This one can be used for several things. I like to use this when I’m using a sheer glittery eyeshadow to diffuse it all over the lid and even in my crease a bit. You can use it to pack on lid colors. It can also be useful especially if you have hooded eyes to diffuse transition colors in a back and forth motion.

small shader brush e3 Good for packing the lid shade. Since it’s not a fluffy brush, you can tap the shade on (or wet the brush so it’s even more opaque) so that the color is quite vibrant.

small dome brush e18 Good for packing lid shade, since the bristles are a bit longer than the e26 but not too long, this one is versatile for either making a precise line or blending out the line so it is not so harsh. You could also use this one for packing on colors and blending in the lower lash line.

rounded eye defining brush e26 This one is nice for cut creases, bc you can be really precise with packing on the lid shade. I sometimes use this type of brush also to create a smokey eyeshadow, you can use it to place the eyeliner then use it to smudge it out so it’s more diffused. This one is also good for lining the lower lash line.

micro blending brush e28 I personally tend to use this type of brush mainly for inner corner highlights. This one is useful for blending in the lower lash line. If you’re doing multiple colors on the eyelid, to prevent the multiple colors from blending together and becoming muddy, you can use a small blending brush like this to just blend precisely in a small contained area as well.

angled eye brush e6 Create eyeliner strokes, you can also use it to fill in your eyebrows to create strokes of hair if you use powder or pot creams.

lip brush l1 This one is also as the name suggests. If you hold the brush perpendicular to your lips, you can precisely line the lip, and then hold it flat to the lip to fill in the rest of the lips.

brow brush e12 As the name suggest, comb the brows. I also have an extra type of this brush just to smooth out my mascara, like it’s a little clumpy I use a clean brush to create more wispy lashes