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About this product

A rubber pad designed to remove product buildup from makeup brushes, allowing users to switch between cream and powder products or eyeshadow shades without changing brushes.

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Guru Score

86%

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Early verdict · Few reviews so far

What the gurus are saying

This rubber pad pulls off product from brushes far better than paper towels, making it easy to switch between creams and powders or eyeshadow colors on the same brush without changing tools. Makeup artists and anyone layering multiple shades find it locks makeup in place and prevents products from disappearing, though it works best when you remember to reach for it instead of defaulting to a paper towel.
Synthesized from 2 expert reviews · most recent take June 2026

What they liked

  • Removes product buildup between shades
  • Lets you switch colors without changing brushes
  • Works better than paper towels

What they flagged

    Nothing. None of the experts who reviewed it raised a problem.

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    What the gurus are saying.

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    ✓Yay
    "Okay, I'm going to dust off that same brush onto my Sigma Switch, which, if you don't have one of these, you really need one. I have it on my desk at all times. It just is great for switching colors on your brushes. I'll link it down below. I'm going to take this color right here, this kind of champagne shade, and I'm going to try something that I recently learned from Nikki L Rose, which is to highlight a little bit further in, almost on the side of your nose."
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    All 2 takes from Allie Glines
    The ONLY Makeup I Need Right Now...
    "Okay, I'm going to dust off that same brush onto my Sigma Switch, which, if you don't have one of these, you really need one. I have it on my desk at all times. It just is great for switching colors on your brushes. I'll link it down below. I'm going to take this color right here, this kind of champagne shade, and I'm going to try something that I recently learned from Nikki L Rose, which is to highlight a little bit further in, almost on the side of your nose."
    Doing My Friend's Makeup and I'm Terrified 😨
    "I love this thing by the way. If you're a makeup artist or if you film, you need this, the Sigma Switch. It just kind of takes off any leftover eyeshadow so you can keep using the same brush and blend or go between colors and not stress too much about it."
    ✓Yay
    "Sometimes I forget to use my Sigma Switch and I like reach for a paper towel. I always have a paper towel in case I like spill stuff, [...] but it just doesn't work. It doesn't work as well. This is so good. It's just like this rubber, if you didn't know, it's just this little rubber pad. This [...] just pulls off all that product so you can switch between shades without changing your brush, which is the point of this."
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    All 5 takes from Alexandra Anele
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    "I like this as an option to mix when I'm working with my cheekbones. [...] This really helps pull off all that product a hell of a lot better than a paper towel if you're someone who uses paper towels. You can switch between creams and powders, which is what this brush is meant for. [...] This is really going to lock them in place. If you're someone who struggles with your makeup disappearing, it really creates that undeniable dimension when you layer light layers of creams and powders."
    Over blending is ruining your makeup bruv
    "Sometimes I forget to use my Sigma Switch and I like reach for a paper towel. I always have a paper towel in case I like spill stuff, [...] but it just doesn't work. It doesn't work as well. This is so good. It's just like this rubber, if you didn't know, it's just this little rubber pad. This [...] just pulls off all that product so you can switch between shades without changing your brush, which is the point of this."
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    "I'm going to use my Sigma Switch, my mini, my travel one, and just take off the excess and then just go in and buff, because I feel like I'm building it up a little more than I wanted."
    Playing with new makeup + a lil announcement!
    "What's really great about the Sigma Switch, obviously you saw me use it a ton to switch between shades, but what's cool about it is you can use it to wash your brushes too. If you have brush soap, or a little bit of dish soap, which is usually what I use, just take it into the bathroom, put it in your sink, put a little drizzle of soap and water in it, and it gets your brushes nice and clean."
    Please don't hate me...it's the holidays
    "So I'm just going to use my Sigma Switch to buff this off. [...] I'm going to dip into this and [...] use it to add a little bit of a grounding shade just above my crease. [...] I'm not going to take it into this area. I'm going to focus it all here to push back, so I'm doing a little bit of contouring and shaping before we start going into color. I feel like I've talked about this a million times, but with my eye anatomy, I have this large plane here, and it's kind of light."

    Frequently asked.

    What is Sigma Switch?

    A rubber pad designed to remove product buildup from makeup brushes, allowing users to switch between cream and powder products or eyeshadow shades without changing brushes.

    Is Sigma Switch worth it?

    Yes. All 2 gurus who reviewed it give it their stamp of approval, for a Guru Score of 86%.

    What is Sigma Switch's Guru Score?

    Sigma Switch holds a Guru Score of 86%. That is our read on how warmly the experts talk about it, based on the verdicts of 2 expert reviewers we have collected. At least one expert has named it a Top Pick in its category.

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