Real TechniquesUltra Plush Blush Makeup Brush, For Loose, Cream, or Pressed Blush, Rosy Glow Cheeks, Fluffy Powder Brush, Aluminum Ferrules, Synthetic Bristles, Vegan & Cruelty Free, 1 Count

Bought for loose powder and it works great! Soft and fluffy so it applies very little product, avoiding a cakey, dusty look. Not more than 2 hairs fell out. I'll definitely buy this brand again

Real technique brushes are high quality for drug store prices. I used to spend $20 plus on each brush but now I just stock up with their brand. Super soft and blends makeup perfectly. I have purchased them on Amazon many times to avoid having to stop at a store and having them be out.

Durable even after washing! Easy to use and soooo soft! I use this for mineral loose power bronzer and it works great for blending! I used to watch the creators YOUTUBE channel!

Real Technique brush are hands down my favorite! They are sturdy, blendable and don't shed with weekly washing. Best bang for your buck!

Resultó demasiado grande para lo que necesitaba.

When it comes to face brushes and Real Techniqu, I am not sure I am have ever been disappointed. Their fluffy blush brush is my favorite all time and the quality for drugstore brushes continue to amaze me. I have recently been wanting a good brush for liquid and creme blush which I find difficult to find as I have always had big apple cheeks . With powder it is not a problem. With liquid, it just goes everywhere. So I researched and the first one that sounded good, had been discontinued, which is just my luck. This is my second choice and so far I love it. It helps blend creme and liquid very easily, not straying from where I want it to go. I still wish I could have tried the first one I wanted but this one is excellent so far. Real techniques rarely disappoints. And the price! Less than $6! Can't beat it!

Greatttt

This brush, this model--especially for small containers of powdered foundation. I have been on the hunt for the correct brush and this is it. Affordable. I have trigeminal neuralgia and brushes MUST be soft. I have some scars from surgery and still like make-up. I feel better when I don't look sick and I can glance in the mirror and just look ok to myself. Getting make-up on without a bunch of fuss is so important. I don't want to spend $40 on a brush though. I also have a favorite brand that comes in a mini container as is now kind of the thing. No more swimming pools of products. Need a brush that will fit in there and not waste that precious product or just be difficult to use. I want to get the job done efficiently. This brush has the perfect length of bristles. The 200 model is a bit stubby and is better for cream makeup. Some models are too long and need a ton of product to get any onto my face. This is just right. Finally. FINALLY. Get this brush, this model. Maybe get a couple. I wish I would have. I will in the future.