Because if you do winged liner on the daily…you know it’s nice to have lots of brushes clean and at the ready! I won’t drag this out too long….I LOVE them! They quickly replaced my old top favorite and I use them every time one is clean.
And I was so confident in Laura Lee’s recommendations, I bought two. Winged Liner E06 | Retail: $15 | As I already mentioned, these were the brushes I was most eager to try. I like it, and since I only own one other highlighter brush besides this, this is the one I reach or. This small, tapered face brush does the trick. I own a fan brush, but wasn’t a particular fan of it (Ha, pun unintended! 😛 ).
Tapered Highlighter F35 | Retail: $25 | With the highlight trend seeming to be here to stay, I figured it was time to get a good highlighting brush to help me step up my game in that department. I personally don’t have a ‘holy grail’ that I love over my other blending brushes, but really like this one. It’s not as dense/full as I imagined it would be, but it still does a beautiful job of blending my crease colors. Tapered Blending E40 | Retail: $17 | Getting a good eyelook relies a lot on the brush you use to help blend the colors. Purchased by Me Affiliate Links Sigma Beauty Brushes And then I saw Laura Lee use the E06 in a video - and if you follow her you KNOW her wings are always on point! - so I had to get it and see if it was the secret to her awesome, sharp wings.ĭid the Sigma Beauty brushes live up to my expectations? I hear everyone raving about how amazing the E40 is, and wanted to give it a try.
The two brushes I specifically wanted to try were the E06 and E40 brushes. But at least you know I’ve had plenty of time to thoroughly test out all the brushes! This post is far overdue, but I haven’t been able to post it till now. I finally took the plunge a couple months ago and purchased several brushes. Sigma Beauty is a well known brand in the makeup community that’s supposed to have high quality brushes at more affordable prices.
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