e.l.f. Putty Blush Brush, Vegan Makeup Tool, Flawlessly Applies Putty & Cream Formulas, Creates Airbrushed Effect 1 Count (Pack of 1)

Finally the perfect liquid blush brush!!! I've been on the hunt for the perfect brush and seriously y'all this is it! Small enough to keep the blush in the area I want it but not to small and applies blush beautifully!! Not to mention they were only 2.50!! Some of these over sized and over priced brushes are no more. The hunt is over!! If you haven't tried them your missing out these brushes are the best quality and prices for liquid blushes!!

Value for money and good quality. Brush is soft and easy to clean.

I use this for all of my cream blushes! Small but it works for me because some of my blushes are in small pots and so this brush is the perfect size for them. Plus it helps me be more precise with my blush placement on my cheeks instead of a big fluffy brush. I have 4 of these!

It’s okay. I wouldn’t really use it as a blush brush. I’ve been using it as a highlight brush, but that’s all in the beauty of makeup. Same great quality elf always gives.

I have dozens of makeup brushes but E.L.F. always amazes me. I use many of their brushes including this one. They don't shed, they're as effective as many of the high priced ones, and they're price points sends them to the top of my list! Before you spend 50 plus bucks on another brush, try this one. Highly recommend.

Very soft and a great size for bronzer and contour. I use mine for powder products and really like how diffused the blend is without blending to nothing. Also it holds up great when I shampoo my brushes! Stays soft with very minimal shedding.

This brush is good for picking up an appropriate amount of cream product and applying it with reasonable precision. However, it's not good for blending. Specifically, it doesn't absorb product like other makeup tools generally do, so it leaves harsh edges instead of soft, diffused ones.So, I would say a good use case for this is dipping into cream pots that are too small for one's preferred sponge or buffing brush, applying that cream product, and then blending with another tool. I would rather use my fingers for this step, but this brush is a good substitute if, say, I didn't have a sink available to wash my hands before/after.I tested this out on powder products, too, and found that (1) the bristles aren't great at picking up powders and (2) the poor blending issue remains.The brush itself is lightweight but sturdier than most elf brushes.

Quality brush at a bargain price.