20-Piece Professional Makeup Brushes Set – Nylon Makeup Brush Set with Elegant Gold Design – Comfortable Grip for Effortless Application, Contouring, Blending & Highlighting

I bought these brushes after realising I only owned a few. This set is very soft, although even two years later I'm not sure what some of them do. I think these are great for the beginner. The rough little eyebrow mascara thing came out of its handle after the first couple of uses. That was the most used brush from this set for me so it was disappointing. That said, the other brushes were made well, although I never counted to see if there were 20. Cleaning them is fine. In this case, you get what you pay for. Please keep in mind I have kept this set for 2 years, so they are definitely durable as I use them occasionally. Also, because I've had them for 2 years, I've lost a few brushes so the photos might not add up to 20. I hope this informed you about whether or not you want this based on how long it lasts (for me, that's a while).

Although, I should have been more thorough while reading the description because I didn't realize how long shipping would take until after my order was placed. Even though they arrived a couple weeks before the expected arrival date, it didn't take 2 days like I am used to. However, the brushes are great! There are quite a few that I will probably never use, but to get 20 brushes for the price you would pay for 1 at a store, I have zero complaints. The brushes are pretty good quality. I was really needing a new eyeliner and brow brush and now I have multiple options to choose from. I am very pleased with this purchase.

It's been a while since I've received them, and between the time they've arrived and now, I've used pretty much every single brush. Because of the time that I've used these, I've decided to write up a quick review for these. For the price, they aren't that bad.When I received them, some of the brush ends were loose and eventually after a few uses, did break from the brush handle. This was limited to the larger brushes, advertised as foundation brushes (though I wouldn't entirely recommend them to be used as such. They are much too small, I would suggest looking for another brush kit, if a foundation brush is important to you). The concealer brushes required me to clean them after almost every use, the way that they picked up the product wasn't the best and it didn't blend under the eye very well.The eyeshadow brushes were probably the best products in this brush set, and although as the months went on, they did eventually start to fray and the brush hairs did fall off. But this was after a few months of daily use, so the quality is actually pretty decent. Not a huge fan of the double sided brushes, as I usually end up breaking one end of the brush when I place it into my brush holder. Hard to keep both ends clean as well. However, they also did hold up pretty well throughout the months. Finally, the spoolie brush is probably the one brush that will stay in my kit for a long time. I was actually pleasantly surprised by the way this brush has held up.Would I buy again? Most likely not, I see that there's other brush kits out on the market that might hold up longer / have a foundation brush that is somewhat decent. But, for beginners, I think this would be excellent to start off with. It's cheap, holds up well and all you need to find is a foundation brush to really complete the set.

I wasn't expecting much for 5 bucks but they don't seem bad! I'm going to be honest and say I haven't tried them yet but they look nice and feel soft and for what I can tell none of the brushes are shedding. they are truly as small as everyone in the reviews are saying but I didn't expect it to be that small ha, they are comparable to the size of a pen, not just the brush handle but that including the bristles. I ordered the gold brush set and when I ordered them there were only a few colors but now there are a lot more and they came a different color than I expected but I'm not concerned about the color but they quality, it also came with a nail polish stamp stencil and its cool but you cant use it unless you have a nail stamp, you may be able to try to use a cosmetic sponge which I might try but I was just confused on why they bundled them, if your buying a set I would get a different just because of the bundle, one comes with "beauty blenders" and I know one comes with a concealer/contour pallet. And I also want tp mention they had a few bigger brushes that could potentially be blending brushed for eyeshadow but none of them were fluffy like you want a blending brush to be but I hope I can make it work because I really wanted a blending brush

First off id like to say i am blown BLOWN away by the price for these brushes so affordable and the brushes i got them yesterday and they are so soft and sillky and they work great! I will say if the gold part falls off ladies you can easily glue them back on with nail glue yes nail glue is strong to hold plastic together or wood . And my brushes look Exzactly like the brushes in the pic . Im so happy! I finally dumped out my Elf brushes they were terrible quailty . Thankyou amazon and free shipping you cant beat this price. 😊

Honestly, I really dislike these brushes. I mean for $5 what do you expect quality wise anyway? The only reason they have 2 stars instead of 1 is because they're pretty, and for the largest brush and the eyebrow brush. They are a very nice rose gold type of color and I like the two tone bristles. Also, the largest brush is good for just dotting on foundation before blending out with a sponge or softer brush or maybe for applying a mask so you don't have to get a good brush dirty or use your hands. And you can't really mess up an eyebrow brush, so that's nice to have. But over all, the bristles are very stiff and the tips are quite harsh and plastic feeling. None of the brushes want to hold on to any product to even get it from the pan, let alone on your face. Also, don't think you're getting full size brushes, they are very small, which would make them good for traveling...if they worked. They remind me a lot of paint brushes, and that's probably what I'll use them for. I would probably decline these even if they were free. You definitely don't need them.