Eye Makeup Brushes Eyeshadow Brush Set - 7pcs Soft Synthetic Brush Kit - For Blending Eyeshadow, Eyeliner, Crease, Eyebrow - Long Lasting, Apply Better, Flawless Look Makeup

This is a solid brush set! I recently took an eye make-up class at Sephora and, of course, I immediately became obsessed with my eye makeup. The store provided us with a really nice brush set to use and a couple of the brushes really did make all of the difference when detailing and blending. Unfortunately all of the sets that I looked at were around $50 and I just didn’t want to drop that kind of money yet. In particular I was looking for an all-over brush, a blending brush, a crease brush and this small brush that we used for smudging. Almost none of the sets that I looked at included all of these together (and brushes are about $20/brush when purchasing individually). I was so happy when I found this brush set with everything I needed AND it had great reviews. I saw some people mentioned the packaging wasn’t impressive, but the packaging was my favorite part! They come in a plain box that you would probably throw away (I don’t know if people wanted a case?), but, as someone who works in marketing, I know that simple packing saves the consumer money so fine with me. Anyway, the best thing about the packaging is that the brushes are named on the back of the box and it explains what each brush is for. Remember, I am an eye makeup student so this meant the world to me, AND the brush names are also on the brush itself. I cut the explanations out of the box and I keep it with my eye makeup. The handles of the brushes are smooth (more of a matte finish than shiny, which is lovely) and long so I can hold on to it further back (I tend to be heavy handed and when my hand is too far up I really lay it on) and the brush itself is extremely soft, holds product well and, so far, they have handled cleaning great. The company of this product is also fantastic. They emailed me the day before I got my brushes asking if I received them and, if so, if I was happy with my purchase. I replied by replying to the actual email, then they emailed me back thanking me for my response and letting me know that they are happy that I am happy with the product. I will be buying others for gifts. Keep up the good work!

These brushes are fantastic! I used them 4 days in a row and they worked great and cleaned up nicely. There is a nice combination of soft & stiff brushes - the stiff brushes are great for packing on color. The soft ones are great for blending color exactly where I want it - I even got complimented on an ombre lid look I created with this set! The price is so reasonable - I would pay that for the angled shader alone, that is my favorite of these brushes! The only thing I might add is a fluffier/soft classic shader brush in addition to the stiff one included. Beyond that, pretty much everything you need for any eye look you can imagine is here!The brushes come packaged in a sturdy cardboard tube that would be handy for travel and has enough room for a few other brushes or eyeliners. The brushes themselves are beautiful - the handles are smooth and black with a slightly metallic finish, and the bristles are very soft. I love that they are synthetic! Some reviews noted a chemical smell - if I put the handle up to my nose and sniff, I can smell a bit, but most of it went away after washing. It is definitely not on the bristles, and I can't smell it at all when using the brushes.I would not hesitate to purchase more Lamora products in the future. If you're on the fence, go for it - the quality and price are unmatched.

So I bought this set back in mid-November and wanted to expand on my collection of brushes. Reviews have been nothing less than amazing from what I have read, and there weren't anything under a 3 star review so I purchased them. Before I leave a review, brushes I have used before includes MAC, Makeup Geek, SOHO (the worst I have tried), e.l.f., and Sonia Kashuk, some Stila, some Sephora brands, and misc I can't think off the top of my head. All were great brushes, Sonia, MAC and Makeup Geek being some of the top favs of mine currently. Here is my review on these Lamora brushes:They pick up colors really well, I haven't noticed much fallout. Even when I tap the brushes to get access pigments off, I have only seen little amounts of dusts fall from the head. The blender brush is great for blending out the pigments leaving a smoked out effect. I also have noticed that the pigments transfer from the brush to the skin really well. There hasn't been a lot of leftover shadow clinging onto the bristles when I wash them. The bristles on the blender brush is not as soft and fluffy as I would liked them to be but they are still effective. The flatter brushes are amazing. They are dense and can hold a lot of pigments, they are great at smudging out the gel liner without tugging on the lids but that also depends on the gel liner you are using. There is one brush I honestly don't know what to use with it, it's too thick to use for gel liner and it's too pointy to use to smudge and pick up colors to place on the lid...I tried using it for brows too but it just doesn't work for me...maybe concealer? Eh. Overall, these brushes are amazing for the price. I do recommend adding some of Lamora's brushes to your collection. Packaging could have been better though. It's been couple of weeks, and after washing, I have not seen it shed. If you do not want to spend the money for MAC or IT (OMG so fluffy and soft!!!) brushes, these brushes are the way to go.