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Sonia Kashuk Tools Angled Eye Shadow Brush
Sonia Kashuk Tools Angled Eye Shadow Brush
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4 user reviews.
Sonia Kashuk Tools Angled Eye Shadow Brush Reviews
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Sonia Kashuk Tools Angled Eye Shadow Brush
lesa5363 (346 reviews)
I can't go to Target without going through all the cosmetic aisles, and I always seem to stop at the Sonia Kashuk display. They have the brushes all out on the display and every time I felt them, that little voice in my head told me that they felt so nice and soft. I also read a few reviews that were very positive as far as the quality of this line of brushes. Over the years, I have amassed quite a collection of brushes from all lines. I have NARS, Urban Decay, Trucco, Redken, even art brushes like Loew-Cornell. I am also probaly the worst abuser of my brushes, I wash them everytime I use them, and my Redken brushes are sixteen years old and still have firm ferrules and don't shed, so my standards are pretty high. I have also paid hefty prices for some of my brushes, and though they are most certainly worth every penny I paid, it's always nice to save a few bucks and get a less expensive brush of high quality. I bought this angled shadow brush because I seem to use these sort of brushes when applying my eye makeup moreso than other types of shadow brushes. I picked it up and the price was very reasonable. The brush is very well made, the ferrule is nice and firm, and I really put this brush to the test. I found the bristles just firm enough to give me the definition I like with my application, yet it is pliable enough to blend as well. I like the handle, for me it is very ergonomic, and fits in my hand nicely. As with all my other brushes, I washed it everytime I used it, and the brush didn't shed, nor did the bristles break down, it also cleans very well. This particular brush performs just as well as my high end brushes, and are less costly, and I am very happy with the quality and plan on picking a few more up. I don't really need any more brushes, but at the price these are, I won't regret the price I will pay for them. — 2 years, 2 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 0 of 0 people said helpful
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Perfection!
AmberDB (175 reviews)
This inexpensive brush works just as well as a highly priced professional brush. I use it for just about everything: Smudgeing my pencil eyeliner, applying gel or mineral eyeliner, creating a smokey eye with dark shadow, and accenting my brows. It's easy to clean and an absolute must-have in any girls makeup bag! — 2 years, 8 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 0 of 0 people said helpful
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jenniferceline (18 reviews)
I use this brush to apply my eyeshadow as a liner by dipping the brush in water, then applying the eyeshadow and angling it onto my eye like a liner. It lasts MUCH longer and this brush works perfectly! — 3 years, 9 months agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 0 of 0 people said helpful
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