Round-up: Make Up For Ever Artisan Eye Brushes
Make Up For Ever Artisan Brushes
Now that I’ve concluded my reviews for Make Up For Ever’s new Artisan Brush range, it’s time for a round-up (in case you missed any) and a few overall impressions/thoughts. I like the variety in brushes, as there are numerous shapes and sizes to choose from, though I was very disappointed in the crease brushes I tried as they weren’t practical for applying–very sharp, floppy, and narrow. Often, a brush can still be of high quality, even if it’s not a shape that makes sense for me (or someone else), but these were incredibly odd to use and just didn’t work. I also experienced a weird greasiness/oiliness that lingered in 4 of the 12 brushes I tested that would not rinse out with soap, despite washing all at least a dozen times. This is something I experienced with the face brushes, too, and it is the number one factor for why all the excitement about this range was deflated very quickly. I liked the #250 and #260 eyeliner brushes best, as they worked well and didn’t have any issues. Â The #300 Lip Brush was also nice and did all that it was supposed to, but it’s not a style of brush I use every day personally–and it doesn’t feel any better (or worse) than a lot of other lip brushes on the market.
- #208 Small Precision Shader Brush
- #214 Small Precision Crease Brush (Oily, Not Recommended)
- #218 Medium Blender Brush (Oily, Not Recommended)
- #220 Small Shader Brush (Oily, Not Recommended)
- #222 Sponge Applicator
- #228 Medium Precision Shader Brush (Oily, Not Recommended)
- #232 Medium Precision Crease Brush
- #242 Large Blender Brush (Liked)
- #250 Extra Fine Eyeliner Brush (Loved)
- #260 Bent Eyeliner Brush (Liked)
- #272 Eyelash Brush (Liked)
- #300 Lip Brush
So many brusheesss.. the handle with a slanted end looks really nice.. the brush looks good too 🙂
I really love the look of the handles! Wish they had a wee bit more weight.
Thanks for the round up!