I wanted to love this brush but it shed a lot and the material on the handle part is not good quality. After 2 months it started peeling. I have other brushes from other name brands which are much cheaper and have held up nicely for several years. I was sadly disappointed.
Overall rating
1/ 5
kems
fromphx
Age:60-64
$ $ $ $ $ $ $
PostedJanuary 13, 2014
Not sure why this bush is thought to be worth $75, but it isn't ...
Yes, goats hair brushes are great for all the functions listed for this one, but the price on this is way overboard.
Product also loses too many hairs.
Overall rating
5/ 5
CCRAWFORD
fromeastern Idaho
Age:45-49
It took a while.
PostedNovember 13, 2013
Prosinvestment brush, must clean it!, air brush look
I bought this brush years ago. I tried and tried to love it. I loved how it made my skin looked but there were constant stray goat hairs on my face. I'd finally given up on it for several months, until I read a thing on Pinterest on how to clean your brushes. It said equal parts antibacterial dish soap and olive oil. I got my hopes up and cleaned all my brushes. It was a miracle. They all looked brand new!! It took several times to clean my big nars brush. But boy is it different!! I wish I'd have done that years ago. And a ton of goat fibers still came out. But now when I use it it's rare when it leaves one on my face. I bet if I do that a few more times it's going to not going to leave any fibers at all. And it's soft soft soft. Thanks to Pinterest and finally a thanks to Nars!
I was extremely disappointed with this brush especially for how much it cost. When I took it out black goat hair fell out on to my counter, to me that is not a good sign. Poor quality for a lot of $$$$. I sent it back and ordered a Chanel Kabuki brush, my last one has last 5 yrs. I guess stay with what you know works.
