Brushes: Sonia Kashuk vs. Elf?

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Tealy A.

Jan 30, 2013

Tealy A.

I have a set of Elf brushes that I use everyday and I love them (Besides the concealer brush, that one is awful). I was in target recently and noticed the Sonia Kashuk brushes, I have heard the are good. I've seen makeup artists on youtube, that I respect, use them. But in your opinion which one is better?

Chrisi P.

Jan 30, 2013

Chrisi P.

Based on this one experience, I would say ELF only because the powder brush is amazing! I also spent money on a Sonia Kashuk Highlighting brush, which is good, but I found the ELF one to be more practical and the price was 1/3 of Sonia Kashuk's. 

Ema D.

Jan 30, 2013

Ema D.

I have some of both. I really like Sonia Kashuk for applying my eyeshadow. I love my Elf flat top powder brush for applying foundation or bb cream. Lately I purchased the Elf angled eyeliner brush and like it as well for my gel and cream eyeliners.

Tealy A.

Jan 30, 2013

Tealy A.

Thank you ladies, I think I might pick up a eyeshadow brush from Sonia Kashuk.

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