Thursday, 13 January 2011

Review: e.l.f. Studio Kabuki Face Brush

Hello sunbeams :)

After I acquired a MAC MSF Natural, lots of people recommended getting a kabuki brush to use with it. I went back to e.l.f. who never seem to disappoint when it comes to brushes.

Product


e.l.f. say: 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 e.l.f. studio brush! Our handy and easy to use Kabuki Brushes provide a light to full coverage on your face or body to ensure a flawless finish. Vegan friendly.

I say: Yet another winner from e.l.f.! I thought this might shred, but it hasn't lost a single fibre! I think this kabuki brush is the perfect size for the face and is very lightweight and soft. It picks up just enough product for the finish I desire.

Application


e.l.f. say: The compact brush is perfectly sized to allow for precise and controlled application of bronzer, powder, or a highlighter on your skin.

I say: As I said above, the size of this brush is perfect for using on the face. I use it primarily for applying powder and it really helps me to achieve a flawless finish. Another thumbs up for e.l.f.'s Studio brush range!

Price: £5.00
Available from: www.eyeslipsface.co.uk

Ratings
Product: 10/10
Price: 10/10
Packaging: 10/10
Overall: 10/10
Repurchase: Yes

Do you have a favourite kabuki brush? Do you use one to apply powder?

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11 comments:

  1. LillianZahra13 January 2011 at 09:35

    I purchased one of these last year but it looks like they've changed the brush - the hairs are all dark brown on mine. I like it but find it quite hard and scratchy on my skin so I don't use it as much as my regular bronzer/powder brushes. x

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  2. jaljen13 January 2011 at 09:58

    I don't know how ELF produce such excellent quality stuff for the price. Their corrective palette is the best I have ever had. Same has to be said for their tinted moisturiser.

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  3. Anonymous13 January 2011 at 09:58

    I prefer a powder puff for my setting powder, but I have this brush for my bronzer and I love it :) Only problem was the handle came off after about a month, but it's nothing a bit of glue won't fix!xx

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  4. Stevista13 January 2011 at 11:30

    This brush is sooooooo soft! :D

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  5. LiisK13 January 2011 at 13:48

    It's indeed a splendid brush :)
    It gets nicked by my friends all the time and I end up buying a new one :D

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  6. Cotton13 January 2011 at 13:50

    i love this brush too! :)
    xx

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  7. Enigma13 January 2011 at 15:33

    Thanks for this review, I have the body kabuki but dont really rate it. Good to hear the studio face one is better :)

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  8. Unknown13 January 2011 at 16:09

    Lily - Aww no. Maybe that's why they've changed it? xxx

    Jaljen - I know right? Their stuff is amazing! xxx

    LauraF - Oo yikes I hope mine doesn't come off lol xxx

    Stavroula - Tell me about it, I love it! xxx

    LiisK - Hehe oh deary! xxx

    Cotton - Yay! xxx

    Enigma - You're welcome :) Oh that's a shame. I love the face one, it's so soft and lovely xxx

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  9. Hannah Biggerstaff13 January 2011 at 17:20

    I love this too! Such a great brush! :) xx

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  10. Unknown13 January 2011 at 17:23

    Aww yay :) Agreed! xxx

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  11. LiisK13 January 2011 at 19:01

    LilyLipstick, you bought the ordinary line kabuki maybe? Those are indeed red and horribly scratchy. Studio ones are black&white design.

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