Sigma Flat Top Synthetic Kabuki F80 Review

I want to do a review on the Sigma F80 buffer brush. That's this baby right here. I used it today. I use it every single day. This is a little; it's almost like a flat top Kabuki. It's called the Sigma Flat Top Synthetic Kabuki F80 brush. It's very dense, it's synthetic, you know the name synthetic, and I love this for powder. It's intended for powder and liquid products. I know that some people use this brush for liquid products. At the moment I'm not using liquid foundation. I use cream so I use my Sonia Kashuk blendy brush I mean blendy sponge. I use this with my MAC MSF and it is heaven. I love it. It's so soft I just; I'm so in love with it. I heard so many good things so I was very, very excited when I got this in the mail because I've just been hearing so much about this.

It retails for $16.00 and that is totally worth it. For the shipping rates I'm not for sure, for sure how much they are but I mean if you compare it to the insanely priced MAC brushes. I don't even think MAC makes this type of brush. It is very, very affordable for really, really good quality. I have been raving about Sigma brushes since I bought them last year, the beginning of last year and I mean I've been using them ever since. I use them on my clients, I use them for me, I love them. It's all I use with an addition of some MAC brushes and other brushes that I have. I have like a ton of Sigma brushes. If you want an airbrushed look I think that this is amazing even though I have not tried this with liquid products yet. I might go back to using liquid but I use cream right now.

It works wonderfully with my powder but I'm pretty sure that this is going to look amazing, amazing with liquid foundation. I washed this twice and it's still nice and dense, it doesn't smell bad, it doesn't shed. It's just in perfect condition still. It's not super long at all. Sigma just came out with a set of three with a similar type of brushes; I mean similar type of bristles. It's called the Synthetic Face Kit. It's $42.00, so you save about I want to say $5.00 to $6.00 if you buy them all together instead of individually. One is this, the other one is like a smaller 109 version and the other one is an angled one. I think that that's a really good deal but if you just want to try one then you can go ahead and get this one, the F80.

I will put links for Sigma at the bottom in the info and I thought that this review was helpful to you guys. This is definitely one of my favorite brushes. I hope that this was helpful and thank you so much for watching.