MAC Website describes it as:
Tapered for shading and highlighting cheeks and face with blush. The bristles on this brush are soft and form a full, rounded shape. M·A·C professional brushes are hand-sculpted and assembled using the finest quality materials. They feature wood handles and nickel-plated brass ferrules.What I like:
- the tapered shape is perfect for precise blush application
- expensive. I got it for Php 1700 from an online seller
- it sheds :(
It's nice to have but it's a must for make-up artists who would like to cater to high end clients
Will I repurchase?
No. I actually find myself reaching out for the Elf Studio Line Blush Brush more for the reason that is has yet to shed. To tell you honestly I was surprised to see the Elf brush outperformed this MAC brush.
Rating
3 out of 5
I'm wondering why for 1.7k this sheds... I've used thebodyshop's marionnaud, japonesque, and elf brushes. All way cheaper than mac and none of them shed.
ReplyDeleteI've also seen a lot of reviews on the mac duo fiber brush and it sheds too.
True. My MAC 109, the first MAC brush I bought, sheds as well especially when used to stipple foundation.
ReplyDeleteThe shedding more or less set the expectation for this brush. However, investing on good brushes has its perks:
1. you could resell them at a good price still
2. it justifies your rate when you bump up your professional fee in the future