Real Techniques Stippling Brush
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Affordable but not the best
I have the Real Techniques Core Collection and love two of that set's brushes for many different things. I bought the stippling brush because I had never tried one before. Real Techniques is a solid brand that is extremely affordable so I figured it would be a good introduction to the stippling brush for me. The brush does its job pretty well but not great. It is synthetic (as are all Real Techniques brushes) and works nicely with cream products. The look of these is awful though. It is a tacky, shiny pink color and the handle is too thick for my liking. These are extremely lightweight since they are made of aluminum. This makes them great for travel, however, on a day to day basis I actually prefer a heavier, more sturdy feeling handle. I wanted this specifically for cream blush application. I find that this is a bit big for blush on me, but it still works well enough if I'm careful about placement. I wish that this was more densely packed with bristles. The brush isn't nearly as full as I expected and I find that it affects my makeup application. I don't like using this for applying foundation. After having this brush a few months and trying it with different things, I noticed that I wasn't really using it anymore. I bought the MAC 130, which is their short, small version of the duo fiber stippling brush and it really blew me away. After using that brush, which is densely packed, super soft and easy to use, I realized that the Real Techniques stippling brush leaves much to be desired. It is very reasonably priced, but it does not perform like the more expensive brush does. — 2 months, 1 week agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 0 of 2 people said helpful
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It's perf!
I got this one at Ulta with another brush, they were buy one get the other one at 50% off. This brush has became a quick favorite! — 2 weeks, 5 days agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 0 of 0 people said helpful
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Fabulous Multitasker!
This was the very first brush I bought from Real Techniques, since I was on the look out for a good stippling brush. There are options like MAC or Japonesque, but those were too high end for me, and luckily, I found this at Ulta. I immediately fell in love with it! The bristles are so plush, you can never feel any poking or grazing against the skin. It has a strong handle (aluminum, I think), and the bristles stay intact very well. I have washed it with mild soap water so far and it hasn't let me down. It works perfectly well with powder, liquid, and cream textured cosmetics. I originally bought it for foundation application, but once I was doing my makeup in a hurry and ended up applying my blush, bronzer, and the finishing powder, all with this single brush! And the amazing bristle design allow you to apply just the right amount of makeup without looking cakey, streaky, or patchy. Make sure to start with little amount of makeup first as you can always add more, then stipple this brush onto it, and apply in circular motions on your skin. It gives a flawless, beautifully airbrushed look! I like that the brush handle ends in a flat edge instead of thee typical smooth, rounded tip, because with this you can 'stand' the brush on its tip while doing something else. I love the color of the handle as well and how it's such a sleek design. Amazing addition to my makeup collection! All this excellence for only $9-10! I highly recommend this to everyone, best, affordable stippling brush, ever! — 4 months, 3 weeks agoThis review is: Helpful | Not helpful | Inappropriate | 2 of 3 people said helpful
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