Wilkos Premium make up brushes have
become a firm favourite of mine since last year. A surprise find on the high street due to the
truly affordable price point (avg £4) and reasonable availability, I am
surprised that more fuss has been made of these 100% synthetic brushes.
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| Wilko Premium Powder Brush |
I was initially
drawn in by the powder brush on their display whilst in store; it called out to
be to be touched it was soooo dense. I kid you not I was stood there for a good
while stroking the brush to see if any of the bristles came off in my hand, I couldn’t
believe how soft and thick it was. I quickly came back to repurchase as many as
I could find once I got home and tried out the powder brush , using it to apply
my bronzer. Gorgeous. The dense bristles distributed the bronzer almost better
than if the sun had kissed my applied foundation itself! I found the only draw back was the stippling
brush which was a bit confusing as it was both too soft and scratchy when applying
makeup. Undeterred, I have found a use for it – to apply my elf HD blushers which
are very pigmented and need to be distributed
quickly and evenly on my face.
I deliberately wanted to wait to see if these brushes would deteriorate after use, but after a year of use I haven't seen so much as a single bristle escape.
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| Top to bottom: Powder, Stippler, Blusher, Smokey Eye Duo |
Have you come accross any surpise beauty finds that arent't being hyped?
Totally worth it! I have the powder brush myself and its brilliant I've never used it to apply bronzer but I will now.
ReplyDeleteYep I've come across quite a few products that are not given much air time when considering the quality, price etc. and some crummy products that have been - I guess it's just one of those things and of course different strokes for different folks.