Kabuki Brush Yay Or Nay?

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Rocky B.

Jan 18, 2014

Rocky B.

Tell me are kabuki brushes really worth it? I picked up these little cute one's just to test out. I don't just another brush. so tell me yay or nay!

Lexi K.

Jan 18, 2014

Lexi K.

I love em, I'll use them for finishing my face with powder. I love the flat-top kabuki for buffing in my foundation, it gives such a flawless finish 😊

Libby D.

Jan 18, 2014

Libby D.

I really like them, I have the soap and glory one and think its amazing!

Angel C.

Jan 18, 2014

Angel C.

I love them for buffing in powder to my foundation, but I will say this...quality of product is a must for Kabuki brushes! I can't tell you how many times I've used some low quality ones that have shredded on my face leaving bristles everywhere and actually messing my foundation up. It's best to go a little more quality/money hungry on these than to go cheap. Also, make sure to do a bristle test (slightly tugging on the bristles, and running/buffing the bristles along your arm). You want to ensure that it's soft and durable. Keeping them clean and conditioned is also important! I use Johnson's Baby Shampoo on my brushes. It cleans them very well without being too damaging or harsh.

Hope this helps!

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