Morphe brushes. Anyone?

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Rebecca G.

Oct 22, 2014

Rebecca G.

If your face is sensitive and you have a BUNCH of money lying around look up squirrel hair brushes. I mean there A LOT of money but there so soft they CANT hurt your face

Britney R.

Oct 22, 2014

Britney R.

Recently I got a set of morphe brushes, Italian badger I believe,and they are super soft and non irritating however I noticed that their larger brushes tend to shed a lot

Cat C.

Oct 22, 2014

Cat C.

I love this brush! Lol.
It's not as small as it looks.
Here it is next to my sigma F82. I love them for powder foundations and liquid to powder foundations.

Cat C.

Oct 22, 2014

Cat C.

Here's a top view.

Cat C.

Oct 22, 2014

Cat C.

No problem! :)
I love this brush but personally, I find these brushes awkward on the face for creams. I feel like you really have to work it in, but it would work for them :)
I like that it is super dense and product won't get lost in between the bristles. It's also big enough to spread cream or liquid foundation nicely and with less hassle than the sigma one.

Cat C.

Oct 22, 2014

Cat C.

I understand haha I'm happy to help. Yeah it does seem like you'd like it. I know I do :)

Cat C.

Oct 22, 2014

Cat C.

Ooh I've heard great things about the cover fx brush too!! I haven't had the chance to since sephoras near me never have cover fx :/
And yeah it is a rather large brush haha

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