Review on Colourcraft 8 Brusho Crystal Colour Set: Optimal Choice for Brusho by Colourcraft by Gelin Battle

Brusho has been around for decades. The reason they are called crystal paints is because as a powder they are watercolor paints crystallized. Think instant espresso powder. There is another popular brand that makes bottles these days that remind me of small nasal spray bottles. These containers hold 6 grams, while the Brusho holds a whopping 15 grams. Another brand has 18 colors, Brusho has 34. Both work the same way. Price wise you get a much better value for money with Brusho. Another neat thing is that you can open these pots if you ever need access to the powder. For those wondering why there are no blue or purple flowers in this set as it is an additional set. The Splatter 6 pack, 12 pack and 24 pack offer a full range of blendable colors. Choose these sets instead if you are looking for a good starter set. This set of 8 complements all other sets with no duplicates. See my answer on included colors for more information.