Review on MSQ Make Up Brushes 10Pcs Makeup Brush Set with Bag - Synthetic Hair Powder & Fan Brushes, Foundation & Blending Brush, Eyeshadow & Eye Brushes (Khaki) by Ryan Frazier

MSQ Makeup Brushes 10 Makeup Brush Set This makeup brush set is a really good deal - in fact, they each cost something more than a dollar and are of better quality than anything you could ever buy. in dollar store. I have cheap (Elf, Wet and Wild, Revlon) and expensive brushes (Mac, Trish McEvoy, and one by Shu Umera that I hate to think how much I spent on) and these estimates fall somewhere in between and are in some cases even better than expensive ones. I've had some of my brushes for over 20 years and they still work. These pens are a standard size of around 6 inches, making them ideal for on the go. Also, I don't have to worry about losing them as they are cheap to replace. Be sure to wash them in cold water with mild soap before use. I usually change the shape of the bristles and lay them flat to dry. Do not dry them standing up as this will cause the adhesive to fail. They didn't shed (unlike a super expensive brush that still pisses me off). They had a slight odor, but that quickly dissipated after unpacking. They work really well and it's a good range. I've narrowed it down to three of my favorites for eye makeup (a small, fluffy blending brush is great for blending wrinkles) and two for contouring and priming. I can achieve a flawless look with just 6 brushes, but I see myself playing with these brushes for a long time. I'm still surprised they are so beautiful because they have plastic handles.1. Powder brush, synthetic2. Foundation brush, synthetic3. Blush brush, synthetic4. Contour brush, synthetic5. Nose shadow brush, synthetic6. Small concealer brush, synthetic7. Slanted eyeshadow brush, synthetic8. Blender brush, synthetic9. Eye shadow brush, synthetic10. Highlighter brush, synthetic