Among the many definitions of "versatility", this is what I find most apt when I talk about my new 3-pc dual ended brush:
(a.) Capable of being turned round.
It summarizes the ease, the convenience, and the functionality of using these make-up brushes. I got mine from
Suesh. Being a reputable online seller of quality make-up brushes, I thought I'd give their featured product a try.
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3-pc dual ended brush set made by BLUSH is a combination of synthetic (concealer and foundation brush) and b-grade goat hair. The set includes: an angled blush brush opposite the powder blush, foundation brush opposite the concealer brush, and angled contour brush opposite the eyeshadow brush.
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Large Eyeshadow Brush |
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Slanted Shadow/Contour Brush |
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Slanted Blush Brush |
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Dome Powder Blush |
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Foundie Brush |
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Concealer Brush |
What I Like:
- Affordable. This set costs only PhP450.
- Long enough. Allows comfortable handling of the brushes.
- All natural (save for the foundation and concealer brushes which are synthetic) thus picks up right amount of make-up.
- The slanted contour brush is my favorite as it allows me to blend eyeshadows well. Its also perfect for doing nose contour.
- The slanted (I know it doesn't look slanted in the pic but it is actually slanted! ;-)blush brush is suggested best for doing face contour (something I've yet to learn). In my case, I use it to apply blush. It works. It picks up the right amount of powder. I use the other end (the round tipped blush brush) to blend the cheek color. Both brushes work satisfactorily. And I say that with a wink. ;-)
- The foundation brush is also a favorite. Its very soft and it does a good job of distributing liquid foundation quite well.
- The concealer brush is also good. Its perfect for cream or liquid concealers. I use it to pick and apply a concealer and thereafter use the foundation brush to blend it in. Perfect.
- The brushes come in a zip-locked pouch. The backing of which contains tips for doing facial contour. Haven't had the patience to try out the tips but they do seem very smart.
What I Don't Like:
- The eyeshadow brush is well, "too large" for me. It's nice, I just wish it's smaller so I can use it to apply eyeshadow evenly. Because of its size, it's better used as a blending brush rather than as an eyeshadow applicator.
- Both blush brushes are kind'v small for my liking. I wish they were atleast 20% bigger.
Over-all these are good brushes for a beginner like myself. I purchased these primarily for use when I'm mobile as the brushes fit well in my purse. (I just bring a smaller eyeshadow brush for touchups.) Thank you
Suesh for making these available. I am one satisfied costumer. **wink**wink** ;-)
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