Real Techniques Brightening Concealer Makeup Brush, Kitten Paw Brush Fits Under Eyes, Conceal Dark Circles, Eye Cream, Primer and Brightener, Cover Imperfections, RT 242 Brush, Cruelty-Free, 1 Count

Great quality brush. I live this brand. Good value for money. Highly recommend

Amazon yet again have delivered, I received these on the same day as I ordered, delivery was by prime and as always very efficient.To the product:-Reason for purchase - As a guy late to the party, I've entered a new world of wearing makeup to go out if i've had a hard week in the office. Rather than using my fingers to apply makeup the time has come to buy some brushes.The product comes in a retail box, meaning it would be ideal as a gift. It comes in a hassle free packaging.I bought the following:-1 x Real Techniques Concealer Brush1 x Real Techniques Expert Face Brush1 x Real Techniques Powder BrushWhen I went to the YSL shop, instead of paying £40 per brush I was advised that these Real Techniques brushes were as good as the YSL ones. Big praise for these 'cheap' brushes. As I had no bushes I was advised to buy the above as my 'core' set.The brushes feel and look great. The metal banding across the middle screams quality. The bristles are fine but strong.I'm not an expert at these things but having tried a friends and then the ones at YSL these are really up there with the best. My friends cheap ones smudged the foundation onto my face and the concealer brush left lines. These brushes however were faultless. Even for a someone with no experience with these things, I made it look easy!To all the haters out there who are screaming that the product is fake. Please check who is selling the product. The main seller is Amazon themselves. If you buy from another seller then I'd agree that they could be fakes however could you imagine what negative press would come from Amazon direct selling counterfeit products? I think Real Techniques would be instantly on the phone to trading standards and proceeding with their legal teams!All in all a great product.* If you have any questions then click my profile and drop me an Message and I will be happy to help you.[...]

I was excited to try the Real Techniques Brightening Concealer Brush, but unfortunately, I’m a bit disappointed. While it does apply concealer well, I found it didn’t blend as seamlessly as I hoped, especially in the under-eye area. It’s still a decent brush, but it didn’t quite live up to my expectations for flawless application.

I am awarding this brush five stars. Purely based on value for money. A good brush is imperative in the finish and application of make up. I texted it on a liquid foundation and found that it left tram lines accross the skin. The only answer to that, is to use a feather like touch to smooth it out. However, l tested it on moisturiser application and it preformed well. I prefer my finger tips for that though. The next thing that l tried it on, was a solid pressed mineral powder. The results were excellent. I have a very soft kabuki brush, that cost a lot more and yes, it does apply powders beautifully but sometimes you need that extra firm application. Downside....you waste a lot of product using liquid foundation with this brush as it does soak it into the bristles. So it is not cost effective. A sponge wastes foundation as well. Overall it is a good brush for the money, l think best for applying solid powders or solid cream foundations. It would be excellent for face sculpture products! It has the right shape and firmness.

I am very pleased with this brush. I bought it after seeing various makeup artists on YouTube using these brushes to apply foundation, including Pixiwoo. One of the Pixiwoo ladies is behind this range of brushes. The bristles are very dense and quite soft, so it is comfortable to use. It is absolutely brilliant for applying liquid foundation for a natural finish with no harsh line along the jaw line. If you use it with a light touch around the forehead and eye brow area and edges of the face, there are no tell tale thick patches of foundation.It blends very nicely around the eye area with the concealer I use for my dark eye circles. Also if you happen to apply a bit too much blusher you can gently buff over it with this brush and it will soften it a bit.The price is very good for the quality of the product and I would definitely recommend it over the flat style foundation brushes or sponges. Sponges absorb way too much of your expensive foundation, whereas this seems very economical. It also cleans easily with warm water and shampoo.

It's easy to use, blends my concealer very well and I will say it's a good value for money as it does what it says because it's a good product for beginners

I have really sensitive skin. I use Bare Minerals mineral powder foundation and find that the BM brushes (Laura Gellar and Smashbox brushes too) make my skin itch and feel so sore, and after make up removal my face is red. I was starting to worry I was allergic to my BM powder. Buying this brush was my last attempt to try it. I have watching tutorials from Sam on you tube, and read reviews for this brush on here, Boots and Real Techniques website and decided to try this. WOW. I am not allergic to the product, it was the inferior brushes that caused the itching and redness! This brush is so soft, I gently buffed my whole face with no product on the brush, no redness or itching. The next day I used the brush to apply the powder like a dream, it held the product within the hairs and applied evenly and did not shed any hairs! Usually I have to wipe loose hairs from my face and top, but not one hair fell out! I am a difficult to impress beauty addict, but this brush totally impressed me. I can not be without it, and was such a reasonable price. I will be buying more RT brushes. Try this brush if you use mineral powder makeup, loose powder or bronzer. You will not be disappointed.

This brush is almost too soft. It doesn't blend products well. Could benefit from more bristles maybe? I suppose you get what you pay for, and this is a cheap brush.