Brush 11 Buffing Brush

I just recently started to get obsessed with buying brushes. I recently bought a hakuhodo brush and thought that was the softest brush I have ever touched until I bought this. Wow, I am at lost for words. I always said oh I would never spend so much money on brushes that's so much but it is worth every penny. Wayne brushes are the only one I will be buying from now on.

I am still working out ways to utilize this brush. Firstly it is quite silky and more dense than expected. I think it works well for bronzer and blush application, as well as brushing off excess product and of course buffing it all in, including working on neck and declotage. As an all over powder brush... Maybe not so much, as it can disturb foundation. I do love using it, it just feels fabulous on the skin!

I decided to purchase this brush to add to my growing and much loved (for the most part) Wayne Goss brush collection as I wanted to replace what I call my "stipling brush" (MAC) as it was time to retire it. As it is promoted as a buffing brush, I used it initially for that purpose and took note of the types of powder that Wayne Goss recommends. I think I may be too heavy-handed with the powder product as the final look appears too heavy for a person of my vintage. I think I need more practice with this brush before I can decide whether it was a wise purchase.

I decided to then try it as a stipling brush and this was not a good idea as I cannot bear to look at the end product, a dirty brush so I have stopped this practice. However one decides to use it, this brush is incredibly soft and feels luxurious. I love the black handle but would probably prefer black bristles.

All that being said, I am most impressed with the advice and service from Beautylish which I discovered only last year. Thank you to all the staff at Beautylish.