For their price, EcoTools brushes are pretty great! I find that their face brushes tend to be nicer than their eye brushes. I have the 6 piece eye set which is good and I use regularly, but I find that the bristles aren't as dense as I'd like. I also have some kabuki and blush brushes that I loooove! They're so soft and haven't shed! The retractable kabuki is my personal fave. The only issue I've had is a brush head fell off it's handle once, which was easily fixed with super glue.
I did not know EcoTools made a stippling brush! If I was in need of another one, I would happily give theirs a go! I hope their fan brush comes back in stock because I will be all over that!
This is really helpful, thank you! I don't think they have a stippling brush. I was looking to see if anything seemed like it would suit that purpose, but I don't think so. What kind of stippling brush do you have? I know e.l.f. has one, but it seems really small. I should just stop buying more foundation products, though, since I always like how my skin looks better without it, anyway.
Their finishing brushes look like they could be stippling brushes, but it's hard to say without seeing them in person. I keep hearing that the e.l.f. one sheds badly and that the bristles are really floppy. The one I have is by real Techniques. I tried using it with foundation once and didn't like how it looked, which was fine since I bought it for cream and liquid blushes and it's a champ at applying those!
I looove the bronzer brush - this one:
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as an allover powder brush, so soft! I haven't really liked the other brushes I've tried, but I've only tried a couple.
Thanks!! I'll check those out.
DeleteFor their price, EcoTools brushes are pretty great! I find that their face brushes tend to be nicer than their eye brushes. I have the 6 piece eye set which is good and I use regularly, but I find that the bristles aren't as dense as I'd like. I also have some kabuki and blush brushes that I loooove! They're so soft and haven't shed! The retractable kabuki is my personal fave. The only issue I've had is a brush head fell off it's handle once, which was easily fixed with super glue.
ReplyDeleteI did not know EcoTools made a stippling brush! If I was in need of another one, I would happily give theirs a go! I hope their fan brush comes back in stock because I will be all over that!
This is really helpful, thank you! I don't think they have a stippling brush. I was looking to see if anything seemed like it would suit that purpose, but I don't think so. What kind of stippling brush do you have? I know e.l.f. has one, but it seems really small. I should just stop buying more foundation products, though, since I always like how my skin looks better without it, anyway.
DeleteTheir finishing brushes look like they could be stippling brushes, but it's hard to say without seeing them in person. I keep hearing that the e.l.f. one sheds badly and that the bristles are really floppy. The one I have is by real Techniques. I tried using it with foundation once and didn't like how it looked, which was fine since I bought it for cream and liquid blushes and it's a champ at applying those!
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