Regular Line
Eye shadow Brush: This is a really nice brush, especially considering it's only $1. It's soft, non-scratchy, and dense enough to pick up and hold color while still being soft enough to easily blend. It's best for all over lid and smokey looks. However, I honestly don't use it all that much. It's a total preference though. I prefer smaller, more detail work brushes because I rarely do an all over color. Not to say that you couldn't do more detailed eye makeup with this, theres just better brushes you could use to make it easier Would buy again?: Yes
Rating: heart heart heart heart heart
Total Face Brush: I am not a fan of this brush. It is super scratchy and applies products really unevenly because it drags. Have you ever accidentally singed your hair? I don't know if I'm the only one who caught their hair on fire before, but the bristles on this feel like your hair afterward. Totally dry and just...not good. The ends even kind of look like your hair after it's been burnt. It's also the only brush for ELF that I've had shed. The only positive I have to saw of it are the bristles have a pretty gradient. haha!Would buy again?: No
Rating: heart
Blushing, Bronzing and Blending Brush: This kind of has the same feel as the Total Face Brush, but its really not nearly as bad. It has a good shape especially for contouring and a good density. It's dense enough not to get crazy fallout and works best to get a more dramatic line that you could blend out with another brush. For a dollar, it's pretty usable. Would buy again?: Eh. Probably. It's not an awesome brush, but it's cheap so it's nice to have around just in case.
Rating: heart heart
Blending Eye Brush: I like this brush. It's good for various things depending on how you're doing your makeup. I find that its a bit too big/bulky to blend lid shadow, but I like it for either blending out the color above my crease into my highlight or adding another color above my crease that I want to be more faded rather than harsh.Would buy again?: Yes
Rating: heart heart heart heart
Defining Eye Brush: Looove this brush. This is one of the brushes I use pretty much daily. It's really nice for doing crease colors, but it's also great for putting shadow on your lid, and blending a bit of shadow under your eye. You can pretty much use this brush to do your entire eye shadow look. The one thing I would say to change would maybe make it a little more dense so it's easier to use for a cut crease, it's not impossible to do, but denser would be easier.Would buy again?: Definitely
Rating: heart heart heart heart heart
Eyeliner Brush: Not too big on this brush, though I'm not too big on flat liner brushes as a whole, so I may be a bit biased. I've used this maybe once. I feel it's a bit too bulky/thick to get a good line. I mean, I wear my liner thick most of the time, but this just for me is one of those brushes where you just keep ******** up the line because it gets in the way with its bulkiness. Also, a stupid reason to not like it, but it stains. I don't get whose idea it was to make a light colored liner brush. It always looks dirty! It's hard to keep it uniform too. After I washed it, I needed to like squeeze the bristles for a few minutes or else it would dry and have bristles sticking out in the edges. I just don't like it haha.Would buy again?: Nope. But this may just be because I hate all straight liner brushes.
Rating: heart heart (Just because it's not so much my thing, but I've talked to other who have liked it)
Smudge Eye Brush: This is one of those things that come on smudge eyeliner. It's nothing special, they're all really the same. I use it on occasion when I do more smokey looks because the eyeliner I use doesn't have a smudge end. Also it's kind of a b***h to clean because its more of something you just need to keep rubbing off. I'm really not so sure on how sanitary it is haha.Would buy again?: I guess. I could live without it, but it's usable.
Rating: Not going to rate because there's really nothing to compare to as they're all the same.
Concealer Brush: Good for spot concealing. It's a little more flimsy than most concealer brushes I've used, but I kind of like that because it makes it easier to blend out without needing to grab another brush. That being said, I don't really use concealer that ofter. I really like this brush for doing dramatic cut creases. It's dense enough and small enough to make a straight line without having it blend into other shades unintentionally. Though, like the straight liner brush, it stains! and you need to squeeze it once you wash it to make sure it dries right.Would buy again? Yes.
Rating: heart heart heart
Foundation Brush: I hate this brush. I don't see how somebody can use this for foundation. Maybe tinted moisturizer, but even then I think you'd need to use something else to blend the color in better. This brush is so flimsy and totally not dense at all. I'll use it on occasion to apply moisturizer or primer to my face, but honestly, my hands even do a better job than this s**t.Would buy again?: Not a chance.
Rating: heart
Brow Comb + Brush: This, like the smudge brush, is really you buy one anywhere, it's the same thing. So I'd rather pay $1 than $5 for it haha. Don't use it that much because my brows don't need it and my lashes never really clump haha.Would buy again?: Yep
Rating: Again, no rating.
Lip Defining Brush: This looks NOTHING like the picture. I haven't used it for lips because I really think its too fluffy and soft to effectively apply any lip product. I do however looove this as an eyeshadow brush. It's really nice for more precision shadow. It's in my top for most used brushes.Would buy again? Yes
Rating: heart heart heart heart heart (as an eye brush haha)
