Review on Wet N Wild Blush Brush by Sandra Edwards

✫ When I think of crease brushes, I think of a thin, dense, but soft and pointed brush, also known as a ponytail brush. ✫ I think it will be for Mac 217 form. Just a splayed brush with bristles arranged irregularly and semi-chaotically.✫Quality control? Bad design? What can you expect from such a cheap thing? Surprisingly, it's significantly softer than the more expensive Pro Wet n Wild Tapered Blending Brush (nicely shaped but scratchy). an uneven cut makes it difficult to achieve even close accuracy. ✫This is NOT the right brush to apply paint to the crease as the bristles are too sparse and irregularly shaped for that. ✫ I understand that the world of brushes is as accessible as it gets; However, if you can afford a little more, the Coastal Scents BR-250 Pro Blending Fluff is a great option for those who don't want to invest in a MAC 217 or Sigma e25.