#Compare sigma makeup brushes with others full#
If you like a full coverage, seamless foundation application, you’ll never use another brush. I’m using it to contour in this video around the 1:35 mark.į80 Flat Kabuki: Ok ladies and gentz, holy grail foundation brush right here. The bristles are just the right length to flex, but not too short that the brush is overly-dense and causes harsh lines. The small, dome-shaped head is perfect for tucking under cheekbones and softly buffing out bronzer. F=face, E=eye.į05 Small Contour: This is my favorite brush for contouring.
Oh and here’s a little FYI that it took me an embarrassingly long time to realize about the brush names. I find their quality totally comparable to Sephora’s makeup brushes, but Sigma is more affordable! I use these brushes on myself and clients and I’ve been uber impressed. All the brushes I’ve tried are of great quality and they apply and blend makeup perfectly. I want to tell you about the brushes I have and love from them. I’ve visited their only retail store at the Mall of America and the girls are so super nice.
Story for another day.īeing a proud Midwesterner, I love that Sigma originated in Minnesota. I mean please, I drive a Nissan Versa hatchback with numerous dents in it. No worries guys-I have a full-time job and I blog because I enjoy it, not for dat cheddar. Well, I’m so glad I did because I really, really like them! Oh and am I saying this because I get a small percentage if you buy Sigma brushes? Nope! I do get that, but if I wasn’t into these brushes, you just wouldn’t hear about them. But curiosity finally got the best of me and I had to try them. I’m sure you’ve thought to yourself, “they’re just talking these brushes up because they’re sponsored by them.” It’s ok, I thought that too. If you watch YouTube videos or read other beauty blogs, you’ve likely seen Sigma brushes.
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