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Review: Real Techniques Brushes

 photo real-techniques-b-1copy.jpgI ordered 2 Real Techniques brushes a year ago, which are Stippling Brush and Powder Brush. They're amazingly good in a sense that the hair never falls out, feels soft and they're 100% cruelty free. The synthetic taklon bristles are luminous, and can help me apply foundation evenly. 
 photo real-techniques-stippling-02-b.jpg The Stippling Brush is one of the best-selling items, and it is the perfect size for application of liquid foundation. It gives an air-brush finish to my face. However, I don't recommend somebody with allergy or thin skin to use a stippling brush as it brings micro-exfoliation. This brush is less soft than MAC 187188, almost as densely packed as MAC 130,and it might cause irritation to sensitive skin.
Bristles: 4/5
shape: 5/5
versatility: 4/5
application: 4/5
price: 5/5
Overall: 4.4/5  photo real-techniques-powderbrush-02-b.jpg The powder brush, on the other hand, is very soft. Its size is huge, (i mean, really big!) and it's perfect for applying mineralized powder on face or body. I sometimes use it for putting on bronzers on my arms and legs to fake sunkissed skin. It never sheds and its price says it all. so worth it!

Bristles: 5/5
shape: 4.5/5
versatility: 4/5
application: 4/5
price: 5/5
Overall: 4.5/5

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11 COMMENTS:

fashion-meets-art said...

oh great blogpost. thx for sharing.
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Andini Ria said...

I've heard so many amazing things about these brushes. This is a great review, I'm definitely tempted to try them out!

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anoddgirl said...

great review :)
ive only heard good things about these brushes
xx
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The Procrastinator said...

I love love love the stippling brush for pigmented blushes and bronzer. I haven't tried the powder brush though, I don't think I have a powder brush that large.

Chai Chen said...

I am still considering to get such brushes. I believe I need some basic ones too hehe. Nice post Aggie!

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caise said...

I have one RT blush brush and I love it! I definitely need this powder brush as well

Jen27 said...

Wow, both of these brushes look amazing. Thanks for the review! The Real Techniques brushes have been on my wishlist for a while now; really have to pick some up soon! And thanks for the tip about the stippling brush and sensitive skin. Definitely something to think about! :)

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Lala H said...

good greview!
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Inez said...

I have the stipping brush and its great, xoxo. You have a nice blog btw :)

Karen said...

I have the Real Techniques Core Collection and I love it! My favourite is the Buffing brush which is amazing for applying liquid foundation with :) I'm on the lookout for a great powder brush and I'm more than likely to get the Real Techniques one! The quality is amazing and the softness of their brushes are superb!

Vicky Hoang said...

love the powder brush :) great review

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