Inviktus Premium Synthetic Kabuki Makeup Brush Set Cosmetics Foundation Blending Blush Eyeliner Face Powder Brush Makeup Brush Kit (10pcs, Golden Black)

My daughter loves them

These brushes are amazing and honestly way more than I expected! I am a very bad makeup addict and also very spoiled. I usually buy very high end beauty products and especially my brushes,Well two years ago I had to stop working and have had to learn to live on a budget and I've needed brushes terribly bad the last year, I've tried quite a few and just was not happy no matter what! Id been watching these for awhile and reading the reviews and I could not convince myself that I could get a whole brush set and be happy for that price,. I finally gave in got these and I can not even put into words my amazement, these are very high quality well made and beautiful brushes and I am feeling like I was fooled all my life and wasted so much money! These brushes over exceeded my expectations in every way, they are so soft, do not fall apart our have lose bristles, the handles are perfect, they have weight to them and do not feel cheap. I fell these will definitely last and when I do need a different brush for anything I will be returning to this seller.I highly recommend these to anyone. And if your skeptical as I was, I hope this review helps you. Please feel free to reach out and ask any questions. Thank you

My husband got me the a few of the brushes for my Birthday one they are made very cheap you can smell the glue I know the smell of the glue E6000 this glue contains a chemical that has been proven to cause cancer and the paint is just as bad look up what is in the glue E6000 the brushes are not safe in any way in the long run you may get very sick ( CANCER ) is no joke they are very cheap not made in the (USA) that I know for a FACT any one can make the brushes and look under crown cosmetics same brushes I am a YouTube and I was a very well known and I work in the medical field I do not want to hurt my husbands feelings by just putting then in the trash but I will never use them if I could give it no stars I would please people if it has a smell you know better...I hope this helps some people the sales person does not know my e-mail so this is why I am giving the right INFO and when I did get them two fell apart so I am not happy .....

Wow! Great brushes. Super soft. Smell goes away after washing them. What a deal.

These brushes are really nice! The bristles are soft and strong, there hasn't been any shedding. They are easy to clean and feel really high quality. I like the assortment of sizes, but I would really have preferred more smaller brushes. 5 large brushes is just a bit much for any makeup that I would be using. I was able to order these at a discount in exchange for my honest review.

First, a disclaimer: your reviewer is a middle-aged man who has never worn makeup in his life nor applied it to anyone else.While I know absolutely nothing about makeup brushes, I figured that this was an opportunity to fall back on one of those "rules to live by"-- in this case, "It doesn't matter what you know, if you know who to ask!". Regarding makeup brushes, I knew who to ask, and did.I have a friend, a young woman who sings in an excellent church choir-- one which just performed the complete work of 'Handel's Messiah' (all three hours of it!)., in Seattle. During the week she is a professional makeup artist, and before the concert when I was in the "green room" I noticed that she was doing some of the women's faces, especially the soloists. I was quite struck because she had laid out beside her on the table what looked like ten or twelve different brushes of different sizes, and was constantly switching from brush to brush, as though you couldn't touch a cheek with a side-of-nose brush (as differentiated from the tip-of-nose brush). It seemed inordinately complicated at the time.And almost immediately after, I was offered the opportunity to evaluate and honestly review at no cost the BS-Mall makeup brushes from Inviktus, an opportunity I would have politely declined if I hadn't seen Jenny at work. I took the brushes to her for evaluation.The BS-Mall brushes come in a package of ten-- five large and five small. The brush handles are wooden, painted black, with a gold-colored metal sleeve holding the brush to the handle. The brushes themselves are quite dark except at the tip, which is left white. One thing I thought particularly interesting is that the very soft brush is not made of animal hair but of sustainable bamboo.In both large and small size the brushes include flat, rounded, angled, flat-angled and tapered shapes, each with a different role to play in the makeup process, from blending mineral products into the skin to adding blush or bronzer to putting concealer in hard to reach areas, according to the literature. Having watched Jenny work with brushes like these, it's impressive at the difference they can make in a relatively brief time.I used to have a camera brush a bit similar to one of these-- it was forever leaving loose hairs inside my camera body. For that reason, I made an attempt to pull one or two of the hairs from the brush, but they didn't come out. The brushes are apparently well made.So my only negative comment has to do with their labeling. While the webpage describes these as the "Inviktus Premium Synthetic Kabuki Makeup Brush, when I received them that were labeled BS-MALL, which I think must be a brand name of Inviktus. [If I'm wrong, I will update this later.] I'm sorry to say it, but "BS-Mall" is not a good brand name in English. If you take it as a whole, it sounds like 'abysmal', which is not a word you really want connected with your product. If you take it in its two parts, you get a 'Bull S--- Mall', which is even less inviting. So I hope that the company will stay with Inviktus-- a spelling variation on the Latin word for 'Unconquered', and a far better corporate image!