Hi guys=)
So today's review is about another ELF brush but it's from the 'Studio' line.
So today's review is about another ELF brush but it's from the 'Studio' line.
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| This picture is from the ELF website. |
So I've been wanting to try ELF brushes for such a long time and finally I decided to order a few brushes online to try it out!
Reviews:
1. ELF Essentials Eye Crease Brush
2. ELF Essentials Blending Eye Brush
This brush is from the Studio line and I can tell that the Studio line brushes have way better quality than the Essentials brushes.
I'll tell you the reason why later!=)
So keep on reading=)
Anyway, let's see what it claims:
This new anti bacterial, synthetic haired Taklon brush is softer and more absorbent and can be used with wet or dry products. Be a professional makeup artist and create a flawless look with this ELF studio brush! The domed bristles pick up a lot of colour and deposit it onto the eyelid for extra definition. Adds depth close to the lash line and in the corner of the eye. Use to sweep colours along the lash lines for concentrated colour.
How to use:
Dip brush into eyeshadow colour and tap off any excess powder. Apply to eyelid for high intensity colour.
Rate: 8/10
This brush is amazing!=)
It's not only this brush but the whole Studio line is amazing!!!
Why?
It doesn't sheds and I've tested it by washing it with shampoo and no bristle falls off!
I've compared it to the Essentials line brushes but no joke, the Studio line is way way way better than the Essentials line.
This brush is more like a multi-purpose brush.
You can use it to pat eyeshadow on your lid or use it as a crease brush or just anywhere you like.
The brush handle is very steady and the length of the brush is just right!
But I personally don't think this is a must-have brush for me.
But different people have different opinions and that's mine.
So overall, I do recommend everyone and anyone to get it.
I'm not just saying this brush but the whole Studio brush line is amazing and worth it.
It's so cheap so you can purchase a few extras if you want to!=)
But it is definitely a little bit expensive than the Essentials brushes but it's totally worth the money!
Links for further information:
Link: ELF UK website (£3.95)
That's it!=)
Thanks for reading!=)
X.O.X.O
Reviews:
1. ELF Essentials Eye Crease Brush
2. ELF Essentials Blending Eye Brush
This brush is from the Studio line and I can tell that the Studio line brushes have way better quality than the Essentials brushes.
I'll tell you the reason why later!=)
So keep on reading=)
Anyway, let's see what it claims:
This new anti bacterial, synthetic haired Taklon brush is softer and more absorbent and can be used with wet or dry products. Be a professional makeup artist and create a flawless look with this ELF studio brush! The domed bristles pick up a lot of colour and deposit it onto the eyelid for extra definition. Adds depth close to the lash line and in the corner of the eye. Use to sweep colours along the lash lines for concentrated colour.
How to use:
Dip brush into eyeshadow colour and tap off any excess powder. Apply to eyelid for high intensity colour.
Rate: 8/10
This brush is amazing!=)
It's not only this brush but the whole Studio line is amazing!!!
Why?
It doesn't sheds and I've tested it by washing it with shampoo and no bristle falls off!
I've compared it to the Essentials line brushes but no joke, the Studio line is way way way better than the Essentials line.
This brush is more like a multi-purpose brush.
You can use it to pat eyeshadow on your lid or use it as a crease brush or just anywhere you like.
The brush handle is very steady and the length of the brush is just right!
But I personally don't think this is a must-have brush for me.
But different people have different opinions and that's mine.
So overall, I do recommend everyone and anyone to get it.
I'm not just saying this brush but the whole Studio brush line is amazing and worth it.
It's so cheap so you can purchase a few extras if you want to!=)
But it is definitely a little bit expensive than the Essentials brushes but it's totally worth the money!
Links for further information:
Link: ELF UK website (£3.95)
That's it!=)
Thanks for reading!=)
X.O.X.O
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