Skin Fetish: Sublime Perfection Powder Brush

Très bon pinceau

Ce pinceau est tres doux. Il ne laisse pas de traces. Il est tres agreable a utiliser. Je recommande !

Cheap brush with high end price :(

The brush head is much smaller than I was expecting for a powder brush, and the brush feels cheap. I could get the same quality, weight, and feel from e.l.f. for a *fraction* of the cost. I did not listen to the reviews, but I recommend you not make the same mistake.

not worth the money it’s not that soft it’s not luxurious it feels so cheap waste of money

Auntie?!

For $58 auntie could have done a little better than this hunny. if it was a morphe brush i would say this a bomb brush for the price. but no. not for $58

dissatisfied

I bought this thinking it would be amazing...it’s not. The quality of the brush feels cheap and it’s definitely way too overpriced. I wanted to love it but I couldn’t. My Kevin Aucoin powder brush does a way better job. The price tag does not match the quality of the product.

Love! I read many negative reviews before purchasing this product, but I'm glad I didn't listen. This brush is phenomenal, it's light weight (you can barely feel it when it's touching your face), and applies powder evenly, effortlessly, and flawlessly. The result is an airbrushed look.

Cheap Quality

Absolutely skip this, this whole sublime perfection line was an absolute joke from patmcgrath. I was never disappointed in any of her products until this collection. This is a cheap brush and its so ridiculously expensive, i HIGHLY suggest a brush from either Sephora Collection (the SINGLE brushes, not the sets since its different quality) or Artis brushes which are high end and incredible. You have been warned, it is cheap, it feels cheap, and it applies cheap.

It is OKAY. but that's it... and for $50 it should be more than okay. It is very weightless and flimsy which makes it feel super cheap. Blends okay though. I just feel like its gonna break as im blending, that is how flimsy it is.

Average

The brush felt really cheap. It didn’t shed or have any odd or chemically odors, but the bristles felt cheap. It did a decent job applying powder, but the problem is I have other brushes that are a fraction of the price and do a better job. I think it’s very expensive for a pretty average brush. The only reason I could see for someone buying this brush is if you love Pat McGrath and want to support the brand.

It’s okay but not a must have

Brush works great (and despite what some may think all brushes are not created equal so yes, you can legitimately review a brush that performs better than others that look the same). Picks up powder and deposits/blends it on the skin perfectly. With that being said the synthetic fibers are slightly irritating on my sensitive skin. Nothing serious but something I noticed immediately and after several uses. It’s not because it’s synthetic. One of my favorite brush lines was synthetic and amazing. May be the placement or the sharper points of the bristles. For that reason it wouldn’t be one I would reach for often personally. It is beautiful and for those that don’t have super sensitive skin (or like me just has phases when my skin is more sensitive than usual) it probably wouldn’t be an issue. Price wise...I’m not overly disturbed by the price point in general (this is a luxury brand) so if the price is a sticking point for you and you prefer cheaper brands then you won’t be happy with this brush anyway. Not a knock on cheaper options. There are some out there that offer truly professional level products but if that’s not really a quality that is a big deal to you then you definitely would want to stick with price ranges and items you’re comfortable with. I ultimately said no I wouldn’t recommend this only because Sephora only gives you a black or white choice option. I wouldn’t rave about it but I wouldn’t make it seem like the worst brush out there like some have. It’s really not terrible and the quality is not subpar. Just don’t be a fan of handmade Japanese artisan natural hair or synthetic brushes and think this is on the same level.

No

Lacking quality. Was expecting Wayne Goss level of brush!

no way. don’t do it. pointless

Pointless brush. Definitely definitely not worth the price. Go buy a real techniques brush for a fraction of the price. This is insane for this price and quality.