Assalamualaikum pretty ladies!
So hey, this is supposed to be another haul post but I decided to just give you guys a short review on this brush set. I've seen these Jessup brushes floating around in Facebook, an online shop was selling it for $40 something. I was tempted at first, but I thought, let's check on eBay, well, I could say it is pretty much cheaper than the online seller is selling and I'd feel ripped off if I were to order these from them. NOT THAT I don't support local sellers but if it is something obtainable by me, then why not.
So hey, this is supposed to be another haul post but I decided to just give you guys a short review on this brush set. I've seen these Jessup brushes floating around in Facebook, an online shop was selling it for $40 something. I was tempted at first, but I thought, let's check on eBay, well, I could say it is pretty much cheaper than the online seller is selling and I'd feel ripped off if I were to order these from them. NOT THAT I don't support local sellers but if it is something obtainable by me, then why not.
These Jessup brushes are basically dupes from different brands that are selling these types of brush sets, I know it's a dupe for Sigma's kabuki set and also I found BHCosmestic selling the kabuki brushes set. It isn't so dissimilar from other Chinese makeup brush dupes floating around eBay.
But what really intrigues that these Jessup brushes, when googled, there's some reviews available by trusted bloggers, so this is something that attracts me to purchase these brushes. And with the competitive prices being sold only, of course I decided to click the Add to Cart button. They have different colors and
When I received these brushes, I am so over the moon of how soft their bristles are. Although I was a bit concerned with their softer-than-soft bristles of how they are able to perform when applying products on my face. But not to worry, they apply and blends smoothly, you feel like you're massaging your face so lightly, I've tried most of the brushes using liquid and powders.
I do really love to use the eye kabuki brush to apply and blend my concealers, although I didn't try the face brushes to apply contour, but I assume with a large diameter, I don't think I'd be able to as my contouring skill is just so-so. There's no fall out and they wash and dry well. So overall, for a brush set less than $20, I think this is worth the money! I am also thinking of buying other makeup brush set that Jessup has to offer! This brand is also perfect for starting up your professional kit if you can't afford Sigma or any other professional brush brands.
( =w= ) ....pink. I want. I think the ones I have seem shorter (bought them individually rather than a set) so I have them in black and white. They're really nice for the quality and the price. I had mine a longer time, and they do survive washes. Only one or two will shed a bit, still good. Better than my first set of brushes xD
ReplyDeleteOne I don't recommend is the 11 pieces synthetic bamboo set. Not sure if you've seen that around as well. It's a lot stiffer and harder to work with. Definitely cheaper online.
I've used only three of my Zoeva, one eye brush and two face brushes...hm, a good thing about it is that it doesn't shed, sturdy. But the buffer isn't that different from the china made ones, performance wise. However, the eye brush is a different story. *still testing owo* but it definitely does feel more luxurious lol
Yay for good deals! Since these are a dupe for the Sigma brushes, I'm sure you're super happy with your purchase. :P
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