Sunkissed Bronzing Brush

Exactly as advertised… pity it doesn’t stand on its end

You get what you pay for, this was ultra cheap and was ok for a few months

I bought this brush for bronzer.I find it quite effective at dispersing the bronzer on my face. The bristles yield to gentle pressure, so I find I need to use this to apply the bronzer on and the a kabuki brush to blend it in. A more expensive brush would be more effective because it would have stronger bristles which stood their ground in the application process. I find this brush does pick up sufficient amounts of product though, you just need to work harder to blend it in.I saw people saying the bristles fell out, I haven’t found that myself but I know they do with these types of brushes. I’ve had a brush like this before and that was the case.I also use this on my eyelids when I want to apply a nice brush of neutral colour as a base for full eye makeup or as a toned down day look. For this use I find the bristles quite hard and scratchy so perhaps use a softer brush on this area and keep this for your overall face.In all this is a decent little brush to have in your kit. For the price you can’t really go wrong as even if you depend on more expensive brushes, it’s nice to have a back-up should you ever not have those to hand. For a few quid it’s handy to have in your bag. I find a kabuki brush a must have more than anything as this blends everything in very nicely, I’ve paid £12 for mine from the Body Shop which I wouldn’t be without now.I also tried out a really nice big bronzing brush from YSL which cost about £20, I would love to get that, but until I have a spare £20 this brush does a job in conjunction with my kabuki, which isn’t really meant for bronzing either.

I was a bit spectical at first with it being so cheap but when it arrived I was very excited to try it. With it being cheap the hair does come off and you can occasionally end up with whiskers on your face, but it is still a really good brush to use for your bronzer. It isn't the sofest brush in the world but it still nice to the touch; the sides of the brush are really soft compared to the front section of it but apart from that it's a really nice, cheap alternative to last me until I can get a more expensive bronzing brush to purchase.

It’s ok would buy a second one .

Rather a decent brush though bristles could have been clamped in a little tighter.

Nice little brush

Soft brush sweeps loose powder well