SOHO Pro Brow Brush

I use this brush to apply tinted sunscreen. It does the job beautifully without sucking up too much of my $42-43 Clarins sunscreen. So far this brush has stand up to washing with soap. I don't need to pick hair off of my face after each application. The bristle is the perfect length and size. This is a versatile brush. With a bigger brush you might have a hard time getting coverage around your eyes and nose. It takes me less than 5 mins to do my entire face, and that is me taking my sweet time, looking left to right to make sure I don't miss any spots. The handle is designed for easy holding. All in all a brush that is worthy of 5 stars. I gave it 4 because I am a firm believer of something better is out there!

I stock up on this little gem. I found the answer to my cream foundation needs lies in this brush. This brush and cream foundation goes a long way for long lasting and flawless application, because they are both dense and easy to maneuver. I have tried expensive and high-end brushes that just don't do as great of a job. I use it for blush and powder too, rarely contour, because I don't like to contour, but it works well for that too. I love it and keep stacked up on this brush because I don't like to wash it and try not to because I noticed doing so changes the quality of my application. But its dirt cheap and i can afford not having to wash it.

It is a very nice brush, well constructed. My only reasoning for not giving it 5 stars is because I don't particularly like to use it for foundation. I'd rather use it for contouring as I'm so used to using a sponge to apply my foundation. Overall, it's still a really nice brush.

I gave this brush 4 stars because it shed a lot when I first got it. I washed it and then the shedding finally stopped. I use this for blush or highlight whenever I want a light sheer amount of product on my face.

What I like about this brush is that the makeup goes on smoothly, and it doesn't lose any hairs. However, it seems like the brush absorbs too much makeup. Maybe they are all like that. I don't know, but I have quit using it. Have gone back to using my hands or a sponge.

I got this liner brush, well not to line but to add cream concealer under my brow. Its easy to clean, but the bristles are kinda not flimsy but they move around too much and i'm not getting the precision that I thought I would get is all. But over all the design is nice, comfortable hold,

I found these to be a bit irregular but if you get a good one then they're really good and good for shading the outer part of the socket and the crease cause they are a bit firm without being scratchy

I read reviews before purchasing but was very disappointed with this brush! I know that it isn't expensive but I was looking for a more affordable dupe of the it cosmetics heavenly luxe brush. I read some blogs that said this was similar but obviously not as luxurious. First, the smell of the brush is overpowering and just as strong even after washing. I'm not sensitive to smells but this is a strong chemical odor. Secondly, it sheds like CRAZY!!! Sometimes they shed when new but after washing they settle. This sheds every time I use it. Thirdly, the bristles are sparse and apply product patchy. Finally, the bristles matted after the first wash. Definitely not a dupe for the heavenly luxe and not even a good stand alone brush. I would buy real techniques powder brush over this one if you're looking for a cost friendly brush