Monday, 17 October 2011

Sigma Brush Order

A couple of weeks ago I made an order with Sigma for a few brushes so I thought I'd show you which ones I bought :)



The brushes

Flat Top Synthetic Kabuki - F80

As pretty much every beauty blogger has told me how good the F80 is, I had to buy one. Designed to buff in liquid foundation, I ordered it to use with this purpose in mind.


I like it for foundation application, it's certainly a step up from my e.l.f. Powder Brush. I find it more densely packed, and lovely and soft. I haven't experienced any shedding. It's a nice brush, but I'm not sure if it lives up to the hype but maybe that's just me?


Round Top Synthetic Kabuki - F82

I really liked the look of the round top on the F82 so I ordered one of these too. It's designed for achieving  flawless coverage with liquid and powder products, especially under the eyes and around the nose.


I started off using this to buff in my foundation and concealer and it gave a beautiful finish. However I've started using this to apply my foundation and I actually prefer it to the F80. It's soft and densely packed and it fits the contours of my face very well. Again, I haven't experienced any shedding with this brush.


Eye Liner - E05

For the amount of gel liners I have, I was running out of brushes, so I thought I'd give the Sigma liner brush a go. It's designed for achieving precision and giving fine lines.


The brush is soft but firm with a tapered end and it's perfect for applying gel liner! It's firm but flexible and I haven't had any shedding with this brush either.


Lip - L05

I already own an L05 and I absolutely love it. I had to order another one!


It's the perfect size for filling in my lips with colour. Generally, I don't like lip brushes because they're small, spindly and pathetic. But the Sigma one is amazing. It's soft but firm, perfectly shaped and doesn't shed.




As my order total was over $30 I received a free gift - what a lovely touch :)


Blending - E25 (Travel sized)


Primarily designed for blending and softening lines, the E25 can also be used to apply primer and base shadow colours.


A handy travel sized version of the E25 brush - perfect to add to my handbag for touching up crease work during the day. Beautifully soft and no shedding so far!



I know I must be the last beauty blogger to have tried the Sigma F80. I'm really loving the F82 though, that'll be a definite repurchase for sure! I really like what I've tried so far. What are your favourite Sigma brushes?

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5 comments:

  1. I love Sigma brushes, especially their round top kabuki! Once I graduate and start working full time I'm going to treat myself to a whole set of their brushes! (Haha, I've only just started my final year and I'm already spending money I haven't earned yet, that isn't a good sign lol) xx

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  2. I'm loving the round topped kabuki! Hehe! Good plan though! Hope you final year goes well xx

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  3. They look so good, one day i'll be able to afford them! xx

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  4. @ButterflyBoo But they are so affordable! Half the price of MAC brushes!

    @Kim I love my F80 but haven't tried the F82. It's on my list! If you want liner brushes I swear by the E15. It's weird at first but so much easier to get straight lines and line the water line - you won't go back :)

    Love the E25 and E35 too - got a couple of those. Can you tell I'm a big fan? :) My review is here if you want to check out the E15, it's definitely worth it.
    http://www.betwixtbeauty.com/2011/06/sum-of-sigma.html

    I do have the lip brush too but somehow missed it out of the review :S Good post lovely!
    xx

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  5. ButterflyBoo - Ask Santa ;) That's my plan! xx

    Hannah - Oh gosh *adds to wishlist* You're a bad influence ;) I'll definitely have a read of your post. I'll pass my bill over to you yes? :p xx

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