Face Brushes
ELF Cosmetics
Pointed Powder Brush
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#54047
Sale Price
£7.50
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Face Brushes
ELF Cosmetics
Pointed Powder Brush
Details
#54047
Sale Price
£7.50
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Pointed Powder Brush is rated
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5 by
34.
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Sandra Charlotte Miranda from
Great design!
I've only had this brush for a month but I love how soft it is (soft enough to use around my eyes). I love how it distributes my loose setting powder evenly and I use it every day! Great value for $6!
Date published: 2019-03-29
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Valerias1 from
Rough bristles
I can’t belive that no one mentioned anything about how rough the bristles feel on skin! I wish I knew that before I bought it!
Date published: 2019-03-23
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Mandyfresh from
Great coverage
This brush is gives me good coverage, and with the point it gets the hard to get spots, it’s also extremely soft and feels good on my face.
Date published: 2019-03-21
Rated 4 out of
5
by
fourheadjen from
so soft!
This brush is so soft and applies powder well. It's less dense than I hope, and it does require a bit of effort to blend. Definitely worth it if you want a brush in this shape.
Date published: 2018-12-11
Rated 4 out of
5
by
bb23 from
Amazing!
I bought this brush to use with their finishing powder and it's my favourite for sure! I use it everyday. The pointed end is good for precision and the brush is just so soft and fluffy! One thing that slightly bothers me is the smell, but hopefully a quick wash will get rid of it.
Date published: 2018-07-31
Rated 5 out of
5
by
xalaura from
Amazing shape!
Bought this last month and so far I haven’t reached for another powder brush. It’s pointed shape is perfect for applying finishing powders and powder foundations. Highly recommend! +it is SO soft.
Date published: 2018-07-14
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Tefi17 from
Awesome!
I bought this brush when it was on sale and it is amazing it's so fluffy soft and great for powder! I love it and I'm definitely going to buy more!
Date published: 2018-06-30
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Molly16548651 from
Great quality brush- hard to use on the eyelids
I have very dry skin and have switched to using all cream makeup (including cream eyeshadow) and setting powder. Looks great- if you have dry skin I highly suggest that. I bought this powder brush to use with the e.l.f setting powder and I love it for under my eyes and over the rest of my face. It picks up powder well, buffs it out well, and feels nice on my face. It covers a good amount of area, too, which makes for a really quick application of the powder. I deducted one star because it does not fit well on my eyelids (I have a small face/small eyelids and my eyes are deep set) to the point that I'm considering purchasing a separate powder brush for my eyelids. That's a liiiittle bit inconvenient because I prefer to use a very small number of brushes for every day makeup, but I imagine most people are using eye primer, a packing brush to set the primer, and then powder shadow so this brush not fitting well on the eyelids isn't going to impact most people. That's mostly an issue if you use cream eyeshadow.
I have not experienced ANY issues with shedding or bristles falling out after washing this brush. My expensive MAC brushes shed far more than this brush does. I get this lightly damp, put a small drop of hand soap on my fingers and "washboard" the brush across them. Then I rinse super well, swirl the brush gently on a dry, fluffy towel to get rid of excess moisture, then dry it hanging upside down off my towel rack (I hang it up with a rubberband). I've washed this brush several times and have only seen like 3 bristles fall out. It dries very quickly after washing, too, which really encourages me to wash regularly like I should- I don't feel like I have to wait 2 days to be able to use it again.
Date published: 2018-06-01
Could I use this to contour?
I feel that this brush could be used to bronze up your complexion but for a sharp contour I would recommend on of elf contour brushes.
Date published: 2018-03-28
Is this brush too big for Highlighting? And what are the measurements for this brush?
I personally think its to large and I feel it would cause the highlighter to go into unwanted places seeing it's size. Something that has the same shape but is more narrow is the highlighting brush or the small tapered brush.
Date published: 2018-01-16
Is this brush too big for blush? Looking for something similar to the E3 from Morphe
This brush is perfect for blush. Comparing it to the Morphe E3, this brush is more pointed and allows for more precise placement of blush. I LOVE this brush for bronzing because it blends as you go creating a very soft and natural look. Think Real Techniques blush brush with a more precise placement.
Date published: 2018-02-01
is this brush have a smooth,soft feeling hairs or does it feel like thick course bristles?
It is soft
Date published: 2017-12-01
Is this brush vegan?
While this brush IS vegan, as are many others, unfortunately not all elf brushes are vegan (though it does seem that they are moving in that direction as anything newly released in the past few years is vegan.). In short the only non-vegan brushes are the least expensive - I believe all $1-2 - white-handled brushes in the "essentials" line, aka the oldest brushes in the elf line; there are a few in that line that are vegan but many aren't so it's best to steer clear. All brushes with black handles, as well as those w/ clear acrylic handles, ARE fully vegan. Hope that helps!
Date published: 2017-10-11
can i use this like a real techniques blush brush? the shape seems similar to it
Yes! I have both and they work the same.
Date published: 2018-01-25
Is it a big powder brush?
yep
Date published: 2017-09-01
How does the size and shape of this brush compare to the flawless face brush? Is it similar but smaller? Same density?
The flawless face brush is has shorter bristles and is round.
This brush is more tapered and comes to a slight point.
The density is very similar but this one has a little more "Give" to it, to disperse loose powders more evenly.
All in all they are both great brushes and I use both of them. The flawless face i use more for buffing around bronzer or for a client that has oiling skin, because it is a little more dense then the pointed brush, so it will pick up more powder.
The pointed powder brush I us for lightly patting powder on top of concealer, for a lighter finish.
Of course you can us either brush for whatever you would like to us it for.
I just thought that might help.
Date published: 2018-01-16