Real Techniques Sculpting Brush

This makeup brush is affordable. It’s lightweight. The brush is really soft and no bristles fall out. I don’t use it for contouring or sculpting like it’s made for. I actually tend to use it to buff my foundation in & it does a good job. I like how after using it it makes my foundation look. I would recommend this brush and repurchase it.

I quite like this sculpting brush. I feel that it applies powder a lot easier than cream contour because the brush is a lot thicker compared to my other contour brushes so it’s harder to blend cream contour out, however it does pick up powder easily and blends it out very well on the cheeks, nose, temples and jawline. All I would say is watch how much product you put on because if you put too much product on the brush it becomes difficult to blend it out without it looking rough, but if you just put a bit it’ll look pretty and blend out well. This brush isn’t expensive so it’s a great addition to a brush collection and the brush is fluffy and looks pretty too with the pink handle. Would recommend if you’re looking for a more affordable brush to use daily.

I absolutely love this brush. I watched Nikki on you tube use this as a foundation brush. I use a beauty blender then brush this over after to give it more a natural finish. Haven't used as a Contour brush yet as I purchased a sephora one when I was in America and I can't get one to compete with this yet.

BLends my cream and powder contour like a dream, honestly will always buy this from now on if I'm ever in need of a sculpting brush , I actually got this as part of a set of three, it also included. Fan brush which I use with urban decay Afterglow four shade palette and a setting brush which I use with nars setting powder

This brush is so dense and soft when applying contour or bronzer. It applies a good smooth layer of product on my skin and really allows me to blend it in well in my cheek bones and up around my face slightly. Use the contour or buffing brush if you want to blend the product even more as this blends to a good standard by some people want a really really subtle contour.

My favorite brush for contouring and adding highlighter to make it bolder on my makeup. Its strong yet controllable, the shape is ideal for getting into parts that are harder to blend/work with.

This is much better in my opinion that bold metals contour brush. And blends products well

I used this brush when first trying out contouring. I found the brush to be great but a little big for what I was trying to do. The bristles are also quite dense so I found it difficult to blend easily. I now tend to use this brush with my less pigmented blush palettes so that I can build the colour up unlike with a well pigmented blush that turns out patchy with this brush.

I don't know if I'm using this brush wrong, but it applies product really streaky and is hard to blend out with. I don't want to throw it away, so I'll find another use for it.

This brush makes your contour pop, if you want cheekbones that could cut glass use this brush.