Yoseng Oval Foundation Brush 5 Pcs Toothbrush Makeup brushes Fast Flawless Application Liquid Cream Powder Foundation With Makeup Brush Case

I bought these brushes to use for blending inks on cardstock. They are identical in physical appearance to the $50+ set that is offered in the craft industry. I have compared the two sets and found the Yoseng brushes give the same results, for a lower price point. I do have a few of the expensive ones so the comparison was equally balanced. I love them !

Ok, I have 100's of brushes, buy the best, buy the cheapest, by Lancolm and MAC and IT,,,,, Sponges in all shapes and sizes and FINALLY this puts the make-up on without lines, dots, smears.I am 55- I have been blaming my skin and now my skin finds brush and looks flawless. I don't even have to use my finger for under my eye, it truly looks and applies amazing.Someone mentioned the handle is cheap and breaks,, move your finger and adapt; nobody is rougher on brushes than I.I am so glad I tried, LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this brush (even after 3 weeks) …

The media could not be loaded.  Okay, so there are multiple things I have to say about these brushes. First of all, I would probably rate these more around a 3.5 than 4, but 3 seemed a little low. Regardless, I rounded up to a 4 because there weren't any major flaws.The brushes came quickly in a small box with bubble wrap, then in a little plastic bag where each of them was wrapped individually again. Pleased by that. 5/5The brushes themselves were a little smaller than I remembered them being, but whatever. They were a pretty shiny golden red/pink color with a comfortable plastic black handle. The bristles were packed closely together and none were out of place or patchy. Aesthetically, the brushes are pretty and look professional. 5/5The bristles themselves were synthetic, tightly packed together, and very soft. I haven't personally felt an Artis brush or other expensive brands, but they seemed to be high quality and comfortable to use. The handles were comfortable to hold onto. One of the only flaws was that the biggest brush, which I would use for foundation, was a little loose where the black meets the rose gold, and every time I move it, it squeaks a little. I'm sure it will last a bit regardless, but I was definitely disappointed by that, and that was a pretty major flaw. Thus, if you get a product like that, I would suggest not holding that brush by the handle like the YouTubers do - rather, I would hold it higher up, closer to the brush itself, to offer support and prevent breaking. The rest of the brushes, however, were fine with no flaws. 3.5/5These brushes were soft on the face and easy to use. They are obviously not the best quality, and you get what you pay for. I used a medium coverage liquid foundation to test, and the brush left a few areas patchy and streaky. I found that bounding the brush on your skin on the streaky area actually acts like a beauty blender in a way. The streakiness diminished, and after finishing up, I was left with an overall smooth result. 4/5Overall, I do suggest these brushes if you want to have a basic oval set in your brush collection. These are in no way professional, but they do leave a wearable, blended finish to your face. They are small, and with the right bag, would be easy to travel with. Other than the slightly malfunctioning brush, these were nice.TL;DR - Brushes are overall good (I got a squeaky malfunctioned one, but it is still usable). Soft, be light handed (don't push too hard), and pat to get rid of the little streakiness it leaves. Arrives well sealed and protected. Good for beginners/everyday people

On one hand, the angle they are at feels odd but I found I could put my base on much faster and the appearance was better. The one little round one worked well for getting into the corner by my nose which was always difficult. I heard people say that they come apart on the handle so I've got glue ready if that happens. I have all Mac brushes and I have to say the large one applies the make up better...how can that even be? I paid a fortune for those brushes some years ago. I wouldn't have replaced them but was suggested by a blogger and I am very happy. Bought 2 more sets for presents today.

Its exactly what it looks like and arrived quickly. The only reason I didn't put 5 stars is because literally the second time I used the biggest brush for my foundation the parts disattached. The pink top part fell out of the bottom black part. I put it back in just fine, it just seemed curious that it broke so quickly. Other than that I'm happy.

Yes they are flimsy, but you can easily superglue to handle back together and it'll work just fine. I hold my brushes closer to the head just for stability and better application though, so I haven't had too much of a problem. They're decent enough for the price point, just make sure you clean them often. Toothbrush style makeup applicators like this tend to harbor more bacteria because the product gets stuck between all those tightly packed bristles.

I bought these to use with my stencils, as I’m a mixed media artist. They are AMAZING to use with paint and ink! Lol no idea for make up application, however, I’m sure that would go on as smoothly as the paint!

My honest review is that they are really pretty that's for sure and they come in many different sizes. They do seem a bit Fragile by the neck so I would not press that hard but the bristles are not as soft as I expected them to be there really packed tight and seem to absorb my makeup more than spread it around my face so I haven't really been using them for my Foundation that much maybe I'll try again with different foundations