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Looking for an inexpensive alternative blush brush.
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Real Techniques, every single time!
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Not a fan of any of the ELF brushes. Have bought a few and didn't like any of them.
Yes RachRubyD, I would want platinum handle for the price of those brushes lol.0 -
I have the Real Techniques Blush Brush but I use it for Bronzer as I prefer a smaller brush for blush. I either use their contour brush or Elf's Studio Angled Blush Brush. On the whole, RT brushes are excellent. They do not shed and wash and dry easily.0
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Go to play.com
Search under real techniques, then seperate to health & beauty & buy both sets - that's what I did yesterday.0 -
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I got something off ebay & the seller included a freebie brush, a real techniques copy which looked very similar but the brush quality was very poor. I was in Wilko recently & they have a range of brushes that look very similar to RT, felt very nice quality but no idea how they are in actual use,
http://www.wilko.com/accessories-and-tools/wilko-premium-blusher-brush/invt/0350151?VBMST=blusher0 -
the_devil_made_me_do_it wrote: »Not convinced that those brushes ain't fake.
From Play.com!!!
I'll be annoyed if they are!!!0 -
From Play.com!!!
I'll be annoyed if they are!!!
£7.17 for 5 brushes? Just had a look on amazon & i can't see that set of 5 brushes in a set, apart from the copy brushes for £8-10 (some do have nearly 5 star reviews). I think from the description on play, RT is mentioned in the title only & they're just called 'professional brushes' in the full info, i can't see the name on the handles either, they'll be copies. Sorry.0 -
I love elf brushes too, the powder brush is great but their blush brush is teeny! I use it for highlighting.Many thanks to all who contribute on MSE
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AbbieCadabra wrote: »£7.17 for 5 brushes? Just had a look on amazon & i can't see that set of 5 brushes in a set, apart from the copy brushes for £8-10 (some do have nearly 5 star reviews). I think from the description on play, RT is mentioned in the title only & they're just called 'professional brushes' in the full info, i can't see the name on the handles either, they'll be copies. Sorry.
Re the price, I assumed it was a sale/clearance price. Look on hot deals uk, lots of crazy prices for sale/clearance/glitches items.
I assumed play.com were a reputable bone fide company & wouldn't sell fakes.0
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