Small Stipple Brush

Small Stipple Brush: I am a huge fan of stippling brushes so, I just had to get this one to try out. I like that the brush head is on the smaller side because it allows me to get all over, concentrated coverage-especially, in those hard to reach areas of the face. The super soft brush hairs work amazingly well at blending in my liquid foundation, and giving me a flawless airbrushed result, every time.

Angled Blush Brush

Angled Blush Brush: This brush is not only great for applying powdered blush, but it's also pretty neat for contouring purposes, as well. I can easily get precise application just where I want, thanks to the smaller, angled shape of the brush head. The hairs are tightly packed into the ferrule and they are really soft, too. This is a daily staple, for sure.

Angled Contour Brush

Angled Contour Brush: Out of the four brushes that I am showing you all today, I think this is the must-have, stand out item. When I first saw this brush, I honestly was a little weary about how well it would work. The angled brush head is very thick and wide. I certainly didn't have a brush like this in my collection.

Initially, I thought this brush was only going to be good for applying eyeshadow colors, on the outer part of the eyes. So, imagine my surprise when I discovered that this is not only a great tool for applying color on the outer corners, but it's awesome for putting color on the lids, crease, inner corners, and brow bone as well! This angled contour brush can do it all! The hairs are soft, and blending with this brush is a dream. I just love it. I have been constantly reaching for this brush since I received it, and I don't see my love affair with this gem ending, anytime soon.

These taklon brushes contain synthetic hairs, that are anti-bacterial, which I think is pretty neat. I also want to add that I have cleansed all of the brushes, and I am happy to report that while cleansing, the brush hairs did not experience any shedding, and all the brushes dried exceptionally quick when laid flat to dry overnight. Once dry, the brush hairs still retain their shape and softness.

Overall, I am very, very content with all four of these E.L.F. Studio brushes-especially the angled contour brush. I think you all should consider picking up a few- if not, all of these! The quality is there, the low price of $3.00 for each brush is a major bargain, and the performance is out of this world! What more can you ask for?




Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with any of the companies mentioned above. I purchased these products for my personal use.