🖌️ The Vintage Cosmetic Company Smokey Eye Makeup Brush Set with Shadow, Angled, and Smudger Brushes - Soft Synthetic Bristles for Defining, Blending, and Smudging on All Skin Types (3-Piece Set) Review

This is a good brush set for applying and blending eyeshadow, wet or dry. They are synthetic so you shouldn't shed much. Simply wash gently in warm soapy water once a month and let dry. As long as you don't expose the metal part where the glue holds the brush together to water, they'll last a long time. If you like loose mineral makeup, you can use a pair of these brushes as a concealer brush and apply a concentrated amount of mineral foundation right where you need it. Versatile and durable…

These brushes are beautiful and well made. They are light, smooth and easy to handle. The bristles are synthetic. They are soft and grab the shadows well and make application easier. The packaging includes instructions on how to create Smokey Eyes, and the brushes are labeled so you can follow the instructions. The packaging reminds you to wash your brushes and includes basic instructions. The vintage label is eye-catching and can be a fun little gift (e.g. as a stuffing for stockings) and is…

This set of 3 eye makeup brushes are designed to create a smoky eye effect. The brushes are numbered so you can easily follow the clear instructions on the back of the packaging. Synthetic bristles are very soft. The tips are firm, so bristle loss should be minimal. The handles are wooden (painted) and the brushes are 6 to 6 1/4 inches long. The company recommends washing brushes every month. Remove or brush off powder first, then wash only the bristles in warm soapy (soft) water, avoiding the…

Over time I bought a few brushes, expensive and not very expensive, and I have to say that I was not very impressed by these brushes. I can say that I liked the brushes bought at the dollar store better. The price didn't convince me at all. The brushes are soft, but I'm not sure what material they're made of, but it's not a material that holds powder properly so you tend to spill a lot. The handle design seems good, but one of the brushes (#2) sheds a bit. I'll skip these brushes.

Vintage Cosmetic Company offers cosmetics inspired by the 1950's. This set of 3 creamy eye makeup brushes comes in a retro style box. It's a little hard to read on the webpage, but the brushes are labeled "Step 1...for the money" (shadow brush); "Step 2... for the shadow" (tilted shadow brush); and "Step 3...go, girl, go!" (blending brush). While the box and brushes look a little adorable, they also look a little cheap, like something you can buy at a dollar store. The brushes are soft and work