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I LOVE this brush!!!
I use this blush brush all the time. It brushes so smoothly, and it gives you perfectly blended results. It's also so soft, it feels great on your skin.This review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 4 of 8 people said helpful
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ECOTOOLS BAMBOO BLUSH BRUSH
This is definitely one of my favorite blush brushes! I also have the Sonia Kashuk blusher brush (black-handle), which I really like, but I think I like the Ecotools one better. The size of the Ecotools brush is better for applying blush. This brush is very soft, easy to clean, and does not shed. It is a bit more dense than some other brushes, however, so be warned that this will apply your blush a...read more little heavier. In other words, a little goes a long way with this brush! I have a small-ish face, and my cheekbones aren't very prominent so when i apply blush, i like bring precise. I feel this brush is too big for my face for blush, but it's perfect for powdering, especially for my small face. I don't powder everywhere - only places I get oily, and over where I want to apply other powder products over my foundation. And I don't like when I powder around the hairline and I imagine the powder getting all over my hair because the brush is too big and bristles splay. I don't know how well it'd pick up loose powder, but I find brush works very well with pressed powders. The product transfers well, unlike with many natural-haired brushes. This brush is super soft. It could have more give, but is much better than some of the other brushes I use to powder where i just feel it's taking product off my face while I swipe over my face. It being cheap and environmentally-friendly will definitely keep people buying them. I'm curious about the "new improved" shape some people have written about here. I'm currently using the Sigma equivalent of the MAC 109 for blush, which I love, but I want to be able to use it for contouring. My ideal blush brush would be the MAC 116 or the Shu Uemura blush brush and Suqqu cheek brush (but obtaining that is far from my reality). But they both use natural hairs. Would just be great if ecotools made a brush of similar shape and size.This review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 8 of 13 people said helpful
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Love it! I use it for bronzer, blush, and powder. I blends well, and is soft.This review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 4 of 10 people said helpful
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