The starter kit included Base shadow brush, Deluxe crease brush, Accent brush, Pixel-point eyeliner brush, and Brow brush. Before even trying this set out I knew that i could of done without this set. With all the eye brushes i have i just felt like it wasn't something that i haven't seen or purchased before. But for the price its perfect for someone who is starting to build there own brush collection.
The core collection included Detailer brush, Pointed foundation brush, Buffing brush, and Contour brush. I knew right away that contour and buffing brush would replace the brushes i was previously using. The contour brush blends well and gives you precise application. And for the buffing brush i actually use it for applying my blush. The flat top but soft fibers on the brush gives me an ideal application of my blushes. Having the brush be flat on top helps pack on the color and then the soft fibers help blend the color out. This set would be a great addition to any makeup geek's arsenal.
I also really loved the Powder and the stippling brush. The powder brush is very full with soft bristles. Ideal for apply powder to set your foundation. The stippling brush is great to buff your foundation out. It helps give you a flawless look. They are the best inexpensive brand of brushes I've ever used.
Over all, If you are an everyday makeup user, get your hands on these brushes. They cost less, they clean beautifully, and they do just as good a job as the name brand brushes.
My favs as you can tell. I've used them non stop since i got them. (Left to Right) Powder brush, Contour brush, and Stippling brush.
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