fillimilli - Glow Fitting Base Makeup Brush Duo Set
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| Imported from: | South Korea |
| Catalog No.: | 1128061006 |
| UPC: | 8809501070435 |
| Quantity per box: | 70 |
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Customer Reviews
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dislillady...best dealJune 30, 2024always heard good things about these brushes and happily got these because yesstyle has the best prices. awesome foundation brush and great brush for blush & highlight
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KayLove itJune 23, 2024The foundation brush is so thin that it applies on foundation nice and thin making it look natural and flawless. I love that it comes with the highlighter brush as well. Great price for 2 brushes!
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TanyagoodMay 29, 2024The brush quality is super good and the price is sooo cheap comparing to the quality
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Mby Nguyenexcellent basic brushesMay 1, 2024the brushes feel so nice on the skin. Plus, it can be used to evenly spread the foundation or skincare product.
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SabrinaNice set of brushesJuly 8, 2024The flat brush took a little bit of getting used to for putting on foundation. I still need to use a puff to even out the foundation after using the brush. Love using the powder brush for blush, easy to build up powder blush with it.
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RaiGreat SetJune 18, 2024I have two of the powder brushes bc I use it for pretty much every powder product there is: setting powder, blush, highlight, and sometimes contour/bronzer. It blends effortlessly and never applies too much product, so chances of your makeup looking cakey or mask-like are basically zero.
The spatula brush is good too, but I'm still learning how to use it. It picks up more product than an actual spatula (naturally) but it deposits thin and more even layers regardless, even if not as thin as a spatula. You get around the nooks and crannies of the face easier than an actual spatula but it gets a little streaky, so there's still the extra blending step. Luckily the flat side of the brush makes for a good sponge replacement, so there's no need for another tool.