e.l.f Complexion Brush Review

As my title says, this is one of my everyday makeup brushes. e.l.f is becoming one of those grab and run makeup brands, you can trust it and it is so reasonably priced, so to pick this up for $3usd was a must, how could you turn that down. This is from their studio range which I have alot from this range, the brushes are soft but dense and reliable so this brush is exactly the same, thick strong sturdy handle with thick dense bristles, it ends up holding product easy and distributing it evenly which is perfect.

It is a great brush to use with all and any kind of powders, pressed or loose, it helps me create my everyday makeup look, I have easily had my brush for over a year now, using it nearly everyday and washing it more than once a week and still have no shedding, no loosing bristles and it still feels the same way it did the first time it touched my face.

I love this brush, I would happily buy it again and i think every girl needs at least one.

I purchased this brush a few months back - it is so soft on your skin much better than my first brushes I ever had. I used it with my loose powder . However I no longer use it as I have now purchased other brushes since that I am liking more ATM . Would definitely use it again though and such a bargain !

Considering how cheap this brush is it does an amazing job! it is incredibly soft and works for both dry and wet products. The quality is very good, none of the bristles fall out and it a very nice shape so it can be a multi-purpose brush used for powder, blush and bronzer wet or dry. The only thing that I would say is a downer is that the handle is a little loose. But other than that is a incredible brush!

Definitely won't help you when you try to squish it between your fingers to dust your cheek bones (hopefully you'll get what I mean!) as it won't hold unless you've got mammoth hands.

Good for when you've finished everything and you're going over your face with a powder of some sort to stop the shine.

Fantastic for the price, as all e.l.f products are.

This brush is very good quality considering the low price. It looks very stylish in all black. I use it for setting powder and contouring. I find it really good for contouring because of the shape, and it is very fluffy so it is easy to blend after - no need for different brushes! For powder it's alright but I will probably buy a separate powder brush that is larger and fluffier.

I don't actually know what this brush is supposed to be used for, but I used it for is bronzer and I love it for that. It's tapered so you can contour with it but I also use it for an all over bronzer brush. I have washed it a few times and I don't think it's shed at all, it's super cheap and nice looking.

For $10 this brush is amazing. To this day none of the bristles have fallen out and I've washed it like a million times.

It's a great all rounder - I use mine for contouring because it's slightly tapered (enough to give you a nice line of contour). It's fluffy so it's good for adding colour with blushes and bronzers and blending them out. I also use it to set my foundation with my translucent powder.

This brush can do no wrong and if you can get your hands on it I totally recommend it.

Of all the brushes I now own this is by far my favourite!

It is a beautifully soft large head, slightly tapered at the sides, which I use for bronzer/skin enhancer powder all over my face. The price is amazing and it has washed well, dries really quickly and has retained it's shape.

I love this brush so much I've bought two more as standbys.

The major problem with this brush is that it sheds SO much. I'd be trying to blend out my foundation and after I'm done there'd be annoying little black hairs all over my face. It's extremely irritating and persistent even though I've tried washing it and tugging at it gently to pull out any loose hairs. And I usually use a kabuki brush for powder but when I tried this (giving it a chance to prove it's worth) I wasn't really that impressed. So for foundation this is sadly a no. However, I've found that it's really good for blush. Because I crush on blush really lightly and only do gentle circles rather than big back and forth sweeps, there's hardly an 'hair-loss' when I use it for blush. That's a redeeming feature that makes this brush at least somewhat useful. I feel like this would also be good for contouring but I've yet to try it for that. Overall, not bad considering its price. But if it was anything over $10 I wouldn't buy it.