Real Techniques Eyeshadow Makeup Brush Set with Bonus Brow Brush, 💄 Effortless Shade and Blend, 3 Pieces, Packaging and Handle Color May Vary Review

I got a couple of these sets when they were SUPER DUPER at a discount of up to a couple each Dollar. I have a friend who is always in awe of them, so why not? Overall I found it very soft and easy to use to blend and apply eye makeup. The only problem with them is that they are too big for me. Maybe my eyes are just smaller, or mine are more covered than other people's? I still use them often and find them really good brushes at a great price.

These are great brushes! They are very soft and work well with all types of eye shadows. The only reason I gave them four stars is because the brushes are a lot bigger than what the seller showed them. The description of the brushes states that this is an "Eye-Shade and Blend" set. However, these are not the same brushes. I already have this set and would like to buy another one. These brushes are much larger than my previous set. As I said, great brushes! Simply more than expected.

I've bought quite a few Real Techniques makeup brushes over the years, but always Ulta and never Revain. These brushes are definitely authentic Real Techniques brushes and have the same excellent quality I have come to expect from this brand. They are very soft, but at the same time dense. This makes them perfect for applying concealer and setting powder under my eyes, which I use every day. They're also very durable, holding up well to multiple washes, not fading, and as soft as day one. I…

Bought a few of these when they were SUPER DUPER at only a few bucks each. I have a friend who is always in awe of them, so why not? Overall I found it very soft and easy to use to blend and apply eye makeup. The only problem with them is that they are too big for me. Maybe my eyes are just smaller, or mine are more covered than other people's? I still use them often and find them really good brushes at a great price.

I'm just starting out with makeup so I have these brushes to help with eyeshadow application. I have my eyes closed and found that I really enjoy adding color to the crease to make the eyes pop. Ironically, the "crease brush" (the thicker one) is too big to really get into my deep crease (again, covered eyes), but the base brush *surprisingly* puts color in my crease - just the right size/shape/texture. I then like to use a thicker crease brush to add a darker shadow to my outer V area…