I bought this brush at the start of the month and I’ve been using it every time I apply my blush since. That means I use it practically everyday. So now it’s time to do a review!
The bristles are made of synthetic fibres; the ferrule of aluminium and the handle of wood. It seems to me that this brush might be eco-friendly!
– The packaging is pretty and elegant. I like how the ferrule is not metallic in appearance but also coloured black and matte like the rest of the handle. I also like the engraving on the handle.
– The size of the brush head is just nice for my cheeks.
– The brush picks up product easily and blends really well. I usually take a few swipes of my blush and tap the excess off once before I apply it.
– The bristles are soft and they don’t prick me like some brushes do.
– The brush comes with its own transparent waterproof pouch when purchased. I don’t have to be afraid of wet bathroom counters!
I haven’t any gripes with this brush for the moment. It works well and the bristles haven’t fallen off at all.
I’m really glad I got this! When I need another brush in future, I’ll definitely consider Galeries Lafayette’s range.
P.S. Have you taken part in my giveaway yet?
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[…] The Australis AC On Tour Contouring & Highlighting Kit is a dupe of the Anastasia Beverly Hills Pro Series Contour Kit but it’s much more affordable for a quality product. The only thing I wished this palette had was a mirror on the underside of the cover. You should use this with an angled blush brush, which gives you precision and better control (especially so when you’re dealing with contouring shades). I use my Galeries Lafayette one and you can read my review of it here. […]
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