I really like the brushes from E.L.F's studio line which are for a more "professional look" apparently. The difference between these and the normal line of brushes are that they are black and more sleek looking? Also they are anti bacterial and made from Taklon fibres. They are very soft and less scratchy than the £1.50 brushes. The brushes in the photo above are the ones that I own.
Powder brush - This brush is amazing for applying blusher and I don't think I can live without it. It's also good with cream blushers because of it's flat top. I just need to get a bigger makeup bag for it to fit in.
Complexion brush - On the website, this brush is reccommended for applying blusher/bronzer/powder but I think it's far too large for blusher/bronzer. I don't really know why I bought this brush but I use it mainly for blending harsh lines after applying blusher and sometimes to sweep loose powder when setting my concealer.
Blush brush - I was disappointed with this brush as I was expecting it to be really fluffy but in actual fact it's flat which is no good for me! This would be great for applying blusher in a precise manner or just on the apples of your cheeks.
I think the next brush I would like to add to my collection is the fan brush.
These brushes cost £3.50 each from E.L.F's website.
Thanks for the review, i think i own 2 brushes from the normal range and at that price point you couldnt really ask for more, and are ideal for some one on a budget.
ReplyDeleteHowever, my biggest disappointment in them is the fact that mine broke, the powder brush just fell of its handle the first ever time i used it, LOL what do think of the quality of the studio ones?
Thank you for the review, im looking for some good brushes that arent too pricey.. might give this brand a go :)
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@InnerBelle - The studio ones are really good. I've had mine since October? x
ReplyDelete@Emma Jade - You're welcome! :)
wow that is not a lot of money!!
ReplyDeleteYou know brushes make all the difference