Everyday Minerals Flat top and Eye kabuki brush!
Yeap, I purchased some more brushes, I was debating if I needed these and came to the conclusion that I did.
I wanted to get the flat top brush from Everyday Minerals as I saw Sardun1 on YT use it to apply her foundation. I wanted the eye kabuki to apply my concealer. I have used both brushes already and they are amazing.
Flat top brush: $10
Eye kabuki brush: $7
Shipping was fast and didn't cost much. So yay!
The bristles on both brushes are Extremely soft and dense! They are made from synthetic fibres and are 100% cruelty free. They have chunky wooden handles, and are quite pleasing to the eye in my opinion.
Firstly, look how tiny the Everyday Mineral one is compared to the Jemma Kidd one. I have used the Jemma Kidd for foundation application also and it works quite well.
The bristles on the Jemma Kidd one aren't as dense, as you pat it onto the surface all of them spread out. Whereas with the Everyday Minerals they hold its shape giving you more control and coverage. It's just a matter of preference of the effect you want to achieve.
The Everyday eye kabuki is meant for the eye area, but it's far too large to use there. It's almost as big as my eye. Look at the size difference with the Mac 217. I like the 217 to apply concealer underneath my eye but I never get round to it as I generally use it to blend my eyeshadow. The Everyday Minerals brush is much larger, making it easier to apply the same amount of product but in a quicker time span as it has a much greater surface area.
I wanted to get the flat top brush from Everyday Minerals as I saw Sardun1 on YT use it to apply her foundation. I wanted the eye kabuki to apply my concealer. I have used both brushes already and they are amazing.
Flat top brush: $10
Eye kabuki brush: $7
Shipping was fast and didn't cost much. So yay!
The bristles on both brushes are Extremely soft and dense! They are made from synthetic fibres and are 100% cruelty free. They have chunky wooden handles, and are quite pleasing to the eye in my opinion.
LET'S COMPARE!
Firstly, look how tiny the Everyday Mineral one is compared to the Jemma Kidd one. I have used the Jemma Kidd for foundation application also and it works quite well.
The bristles on the Jemma Kidd one aren't as dense, as you pat it onto the surface all of them spread out. Whereas with the Everyday Minerals they hold its shape giving you more control and coverage. It's just a matter of preference of the effect you want to achieve.
The Everyday eye kabuki is meant for the eye area, but it's far too large to use there. It's almost as big as my eye. Look at the size difference with the Mac 217. I like the 217 to apply concealer underneath my eye but I never get round to it as I generally use it to blend my eyeshadow. The Everyday Minerals brush is much larger, making it easier to apply the same amount of product but in a quicker time span as it has a much greater surface area.
Don't mind my wet 217! Hehe :)
There we go, I hope this helps anybody who was curious about the Everyday Minerals brushes. They have a wide choice, but these were the only two I considered to be "special".
There we go, I hope this helps anybody who was curious about the Everyday Minerals brushes. They have a wide choice, but these were the only two I considered to be "special".
I also received a free 'try me' kit with my order, I opted for the tan collection, I haven't had much luck with mineral make up so I doubt these will perform any better. Either way I shall keep you posted!
Do you have anything from Everyday Minerals? Am I missing out on anything?
Comments
love the eye buki for doing final blend for eotds... its big but it does a great job... not so good for detail work for obvious reasons :P
I also use their sunlight color corrector. Nothing covers redness like this does.
I didn't bring any of my EM foundations with me to London (didn't have enough room), but I'll be reordering if the shipping is not bad.
Melissa,
xx.
The brushes look good =).
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