Showing posts with label brush. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brush. Show all posts

Sunday, July 6, 2014

e.l.f. Essential Line Brush Review

  Hi all!!  I've really been enjoying learning of the magical properties of makeup brushes and how using the right one with the right product and in the right way makes such a difference.  Fortunately, this little obsession of mine isn't costing a fortune, due to the plethora of affordable synthetic brushes and sets available right now.  Leading the way is the e.l.f. Essential line of brushes, available on the brand's website for $1 and select stores for pennies above.  So my question is, can you really get a decent, high quality starter set of makeup brushes for under $6?

e.l.f. Essential Line Brush Review
e.l.f essential brushes

Saturday, April 12, 2014

Current e.l.f. Favorites, Small Drugstore Haul, and Happy Caturday Poll!!

  Happy Caturday, everyone!!  I've really been interested in e.l.f. products lately, not the makeup, though I love the matte lip colors, but the tools.  First off, I think it's great that there are now so many good quality drugstore bland makeup brushes available.  I admit that for a long time I did not wear certain makeup until I could afford a brush to properly apply it.  Something about applying eyeshadows, blushes, and powders with the spongey material they're so often packaged with really turned me off and I slowly built up a (very) small arsenal of brushes.  We all know that brushes allow for a much more natural look and I've always felt like we owe our faces the courtesy of treating them with a little more luxury than a two inch sponge tip applicator or foam square can provide.
  The good news is that we don't have to break the bank for high end brushes costing upwards of $20 a piece or settle for a rough synthetic bristled experience.  Technology has improved and this is one of those cases of HOW did drugstore makeup companies not figure this out earlier?  I wonder if it came with the advent of high-def and the realization that with all this new visual technology maximizing every pore and follicle, higher quality products to help all of us look our best became necessity.  Whatever it is, there are some fabulous synthetic brushes available at amazing prices now, and e.l.f. is amongst the most affordable and amongst the best, of what I've tried.  Most their Studio (black label) line retails for $3 per piece, and I have a new favorite blush brush.

e.l.f. Small Stipple Brush and Daily Brush Cleaner review

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