Revlon Brushes

Revlon Brushes opener

 

I have a serious weakness for makeup brushes and over the years, I’ve managed to put together a rather decent collection. That said, I’ve always lived by the “you get what you pay for” school of thought and have tended to lean towards the luxe brands, but I’m always open to trying out new things, such as this latest range from Revlon.

Created with Designworks which happens to be a BMW subsidiary, there is a level of thoughtfulness to quality & detail seen here that was surprising, given the price point. The EXPERTFX™ brush heads have soft & luxurious synthetic bristles that not only make them easy to clean, but help with an effortless application. Adorned with red metallic accents, the Diamond Grip Handles™ have small bevelled diamond shapes that are not only aesthetically appealing, but serve another purpose: this design helps to keep the brushes from rolling off of any flat surfaces (and before you ask, yes, I’ve had plenty of brushes disappear under various pieces of furniture that way. Usually when I was in the middle of an application). Another key feature is that there’s a wide enough assortment to choose from — but not overwhelmingly so — providing everything you need for face, eyes and lips.

Revlon Brushes packaging

Revlon Brush lineup

 

Revlon Brush Diamond Grip Handles

REVLON Brushes | Diamond Grip Handles

 

Revlon Lash & Brow Brush

Lash & Brow Brush (CAN $14.99) | This is a dual-ended brush with a spoolie on one end and the other with a metal lash comb & brush (the brush on this side can also be used to tame brows — works like a charm in smoothing flyaways, especially near the hairline as well).

 

Revlon Brushes detail

  • Blush Brush (CAN $24.99) – its densely rounded shape can also be used to buff contour products seamlessly into the skin
  • Kabuki Brush (CAN $24.99) – can be used with either face powder or bronzer
  • Concealer Brush (CAN $14.99) – can also be used on lips and/or with cream eyeshadow
  • All Over Shadow Brush (CAN $14.99) – small enough to easily reach the inner part of the eye
  • Crease Shadow Brush (CAN $14.99) – nicely domed and flexible enough to make blending at the crease effortless
  • Smoky Eye Brush (CAN $14.99) – excellent for detail work and creating a smudgy line
  • Eyeliner Brush (CAN $14.99) – precise angle for use as a liner brush or for applying brow powder

Revlon Retractable Lip Brush

Retractable Lip Brush (CAN $14.99) | Never lose a brush cap again with the unique design of this lip brush, which makes it not only completely portable, but ensures the bristles will be free from debris.

 

While I’m not planning on giving up collecting luxury makeup brushes anytime soon, I must say that Revlon has upped the stakes with the release of this collection and has created a range that is both of very good quality plus the benefit of giving you major bang for your buck. For anyone just starting to invest in beauty brushes, these are an excellent option and unlike their higher-priced cousins, you’ll most likely be able to score them on sale as well.

PS: since it is holiday season, I’m thinking that these brushes will make a fabulous (& thoughtful) gift for the budding makeup artist on you list.

Available at mass-market retailers 

Revlon Brushes closer

PR/As always, all opinions are my own

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