So the first brush I'm gonna review is Elf's Studio Powder Brush, which comes from their Studio line.
The brush in it's packaging |
Elf's Powder Brush! |
A view from the top |
A side view of the brush |
What do I think? I ADORE this brush! The bristles of this flat- top brush slightly flare out, and is very dense. I use it to dust pressed powder on my face, to apply bronzer and blush as well as liquid foundation.
I was so surprised that the effects were great! As the bristles are dense, it helps give me more control when applying product on my face. When I use it to apply blush or bronzer, the results- a sculpted, professional look.
The bristles are also AMAZINGLY soft, not scratchy on my face at all! I washed it once and there was no shedding too!
The only downside is that the handle of the brush is slightly loose now so I have to hold it tighter to prevent it from shaking (and also from falling out one day!).
Comparing this to the Elianto Blush Brush, this beats it flat IMHO.
So I definitely recommend this brush if you can get it shipped here.
What other brushes would you recommend?
xx Amanda
Sigma F80 for powders and foundations. Lasts longer. ^.^ Half the price of a Mac one so yeah, way pricier than ELF but at the end of the day, more value I guess for the quality.
ReplyDeleteWhere can I get sigma brushes? I'd need to get them shipped?
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