Real Techniques Expert Face Brush | Review

 

I'm not the type of girl to usually use face brushes when applying my concealer or bb bream, when  it ones to makeup I am much more low maintenance. It's for that reason I have never really experimented with any other face brushes other than my powder and contour brush, I just used to use my hands when it came to the liquid products. However I was browsing my local TKMaxx in the beauty section and saw that they were stocking Real Techniques makeup brushes. Okay, granted the price difference wasn't great, but for my past experiences of Real Techniques brushes and the comparison in price to other makeup brushes I thought it was worth the £7.99. So, after hearing so many people talk of the expert face brush I thought I would pick it up after loving the eye brushes.

I have always had a problem when it comes to base makeup, it always seems to grip to the dry patches on my skin or where I have tiny hairs. I felt that it didn't make my makeup look that great and I found that it always went patchy throughout the day. So after many months, I decided to loose my face brush virginity and give it a try. I firstly placed my bb cream onto my face and then went from there. I blended it in using the face brush in circular motions and noticed a difference immediately. My bb cream went on so much smoother and more evenly, it blended into my skin so much quicker than previously. I was quite sceptical of using a face brush as I expected it to leave my base looking streaky, but was I wrong. My face makeup had never looked better, it was so much more even and didn't grip onto the dry patches. I also noticed that my makeup lasted a lot longer before it started going downhill which is always a plus.

I think it is safe to say that I am converted to using face brushes. Once again I was not disappointed by the affordability and quality of the Real Techniques brushes. What are your views on face brushes? Do you love them or loathe them?