Crease brushes

Hello,

Crease brushes are extremely important and I've got a couple here to show and talk to you about...

Sima E45

This one is probably one of my favourite crease brushes as it's well tapered and easy to blend the crease colour in using windscreen wiper motions

Ecotool's highlight

Again another tapered brush that provides a really nice crease application and is a good size for travel. 

Angled shadow brush

The angle in this brush makes it easy to place the eyeshadow but you can't really blend it that well. 

Wiko's smokey eye shadow brush

This brush is the cheapest out of all of them and I really like it for a more dramatic crease, because of the concentrated dense bristles.

Real techniques 201

This brush isn't worth the money and although I tried to like it, it's not as soft as other brushes and I feel like there's a stiffness that prevents the proper application of eyeshadow.

Thanks for reading x

Base shadow brushes

Hello, 

Today's post is on my favourite base shadow brushes, that pack on the base colour of an eyeshadow look. 

Real techniques base shadow brush

This is a great brush for packing on eyeshadow and also slightly blending out the colour. 

Ecotool's blending brush

This brush is a great travel size and picks up product easily blending it out and placing it on the eyelid and packing on the colour.

Sigma E60

This brush is a little more flatter than others and is definitely for placing colour on the lid, which is really good. 

Thanks for reading x

Angled liner brushes

Hello,

Sigma E65

This brush is great but I find that the bristles are slightly too long and this means that it's slightly less accurate at creating a line on the lash line. 

Real techniques eyeliner brush

This is my favourite angled liner brush it's bristles are short and provide a great precise line.

Too faced liner brush

It's a great brush and provides a good line but again it's bristles are slightly longer than I would have liked.

Thanks for reading x

Blending brushes

Hello,

I love a good blended eyeshadow look, and these are awesome brushes to achieve that look!

Real techniques crease brush

I love this brush, the bristles are very dense. Which enables you to blend really well and also create a good shape to your eye look as the bristles are compacted and not spread out.

Sigma E25

This is a classic blending brush and really helps with blending which produces a great blended out look and improves the look of a eye look, particularly a smokey eye.

Smashbox blending brush

I love this brush so much and it's my favourite blending brush! Enough said.

Smashbox flat brush

This is great for applying  one colour and then blending it out over the lid.

Thanks for reading x

Sigma brushes review

Hello,

So basically I love all these brushes, they're all so soft and awesome, my only annoyance is that you can go and see them in a shop. But I've have them for two years now and they're still really good and I'm really pleased I purchased them. 

E60 - £10.50

E45 - £9.99

E65 - £9.75

E25 - got as gift with puchase

F15 - £16.50

F10 - £16.95

Having just looked up the prices I feel like they've gone up a lot since I ordered mine two years ago, so I'm going to hesitate to recommend these, because yes they are rally good, but at that price I'm not so sure.

Thanks for reading x