BS-MALL(TM) Makeup Brushes Premium Makeup Brush Set Synthetic Kabuki Cosmetics Foundation Blending Blush Eyeliner Face Powder Brush Makeup Brush Kit（16PCS，Black）

Amazon Beauty MUST HAVE!These brushes are not only perfect for blending but they're super soft, don't shed and they have a very luxurious look to them.....and guess what? They're AFFORDABLE!

Love these brushes! Can't say it enough . great buy. Feels super soft to the touch. Fast delivery. Sturdy tools, for the price it is definitely a win. I Would def buy again.

These brushes I thought were made really well I’ve had them for a couple of weeks now but now two of them are loose and a few hairs fell out here n there during application and after wash but not anything crazy literally like a few but they do a great job on my makeup so I still like them and will glue the loser ones myself I think overall great brushes great price

Bomb and affordable. I will order a second set. Nice size brushes and handles are a good long length that won’t disappear in your makeup pouch. Very well put together for price. Love the powder and shadow brushes

I have gone through several sets from various companies and this is the most honest review I can give u after having the set for 3 months.1st, they have to be washed directly out of packaging. They have a chemically smell to them that's a little more than concerning. I gave 4stars on value, softness, & thickness but overall gave 3 stars due to quality. This is not the set u will have forever or even a 6 months b4 u start not being able to use brushes. Biggest complaint is construction quality is poor and more.specifically is the water gets into the metal piece that attaches bristles to handle. U have to wash ur brushes weekly at minimum unless you have rack that hold brushes upside down, I end up having to pay the against a towel maki g my 5-7 min brush washing a 20+min job. The last bad thing was the eye brushes overall. The pencil style brushes for blending, the bristles were bend and never really back to a straight shape. The bristles were too long and too flexible, fine for light blending but when u need to blend something down no comtrol and I just ended up using a powder or fluffier concealer brush for blending. No pointed crease for more precision placement of shadow.Now on to the good, I love the overall length and shape of the handles. They taper in and out to a almost a point at the bottom. I feel like I have more control but I've heard people say they want the barrel same size all the way down the length of the handle. The powder brushes are for the most part good except for quality (as mentioned above). Use, style and shape of larger brushes r good. Good mix of denser kabuki style and more traditional powder brushes to let u decide what u prefer and works best for u. My favorite is the large tapered half kabuki/powder brush. I use it everything powder setting powder (loose & pressed), powder foundation , face powder, powder blush, ECT. My 2nd favourite brush which is specific to this set as I have not seen another 1 like it, is the inverted fan brush. When cleaning up fall out this brush gets close w/o touching where u dont want it. Also great for highlighting. This maybe all personal preference but that's the 1 amazing thing about this set. While it doesn't come w/every brush it covers a wide range of brushes for $10 that u can decide what works for u and start buying the style of brushes u want in a better brand so u know ur $ is being well spent. Instead of countless sets w/numerous brushes u will never use. I would recommend finding a eye specific cheaper kit to figure out eye brushes work for u and ur eye shape.I thi k they only brushes I didn't touch on was concealer and lip brushes. The flat/super ridgid concealer brushes r kind of too big but the lip brush that is too large for lips, works wonderfully for working on those cut creases...if ur at that level!Overall I do not regret buying this set. I was able to figure out exactly what I like and when Sigma or Morphe is having a sale, jump on it when a brush I want is on their chopping block. There r other ways to aquire lots of different tools through monthly subscriptions of beauty products. U don't necessarily get to choose what u want but if u keep ur subscription long enough u will have everything u need and much more. If ur not real familiar with using makeup brushes it comes down to how ur face parts r shaped that will lean in the direction of the type of brush that will become permanent to u. For the 1st month was just hoping to copy whatevwr you tube video I was watching but if really pay attention to technique, it becomes less about buying the specific product they r using and u really focus ur $ on pallets that work for u and that u will get the most use out of instead of the 1 look the you tube is uploading on 25 pan $160 eyeshadow palette (or worse 8 pan $165 pallets)