How would these brushes compare to the real Techniques Core Collection Set, specifically the buffing brushes?
1279021
Hi Lilz, I'll be very honest with you and short - you can't compare them. I was a bit disappointed with the quality of these EcoTools bushes. I bought them for my cousin daughter as a starting set. Real technique is much better quality ale they are easily to wash and dry and much silken.
875030
They are the same size as sigma brushes. Check out makeupnme on YouTube, I just watched her review and its on point. I've had these and the eye set since the beginning of june and I use them everyday, they are great!
998635
Is very similar, the UD is bigger so is faster to apply your foundation, I love the real techniques to apply foundation and bronzer, and you can't beat the price! Real techniques has such a good quality for the price.
426916
Most of the silver series has ball ended bristles like a traditional brush while the blue has textured plastic wire bristles. The blue series also has a metal core and gets hot when using a blow dryer causing your hair to dry and style into place faster
2068355
They are not really soft but not as hard as most of the back brushes. I would say stiff and not hard and you can scrub with them and they don't scratch. I think it's a real quality brush. Mary
2259016
Not sure as I threw them away after a few attempts to use them. Tried both brushes and neither worked right.
1371633
i am not sure about how to answer the question about the brushes. but what i do know is i have used my tools a lot and they have held up even better than i exspected. my best buy of power tool ever. good luck with your decision.
1138940
Hi there,Honestly, I cannot be sure whether these are authentic or generic brushes. What I do know is that they are much cheaper! I went to Ulta and Macy's and compared them to the authentic brushes there. By all means of physical and aesthetic appearance, as well as tough and touch, they appeared to be authentic. I have been using them for a little while now and they work just as well as the guaranteed "authentic" Clarisonic brushes I used. Hope this helps, good luck!
1065866
Personally my brushes look 100% real and not once did it cross my mind that they could be fake. I honestly ordered half on amazon and half on target just because they were cheaper on amazon. They seem real to me. No doubts
1393744
I know what you mean, those brushes are awful. The main purpose of this brush is to apply setting powder or bronzer, so my instinct is to say no - it's too large to be precise with, and designed to apply a light layer of powder rather than give any kind of coverage. However, I would highly recommend going to her website (realtechniques.com) to see if she has a brush that's meant to apply powder foundation. Because if it's anything like this one then it will be amazing.
1641869
They are definitely synthetic. It's a decent set of brushes (I love the eyeshadow brushes) but after extended use the powder and bronzer brush tend to shed a lot. Pretty good for synthetic, though.
1804692
No difference....they all do the same thing I think the only difference is the brush attachments some are softer than other..this one is just right not too soft or too hard...
1494781
Yes they are. I took mine in to be checked and they are real MAC brushes and they are amazing!
2200831
I have tried this one, the Erisonic, a Chinese knockoff Clarisonic and a Conair True Glow brush. You can purchase this brush for $20-$40 if you look on Ebay or Amazon and you have time to look for a deal. The other brushes range in price from $40-$100, but be careful if it looks like a Clarisonic. The one I got obviously came from a Chinese factory that manufactured for the big brand-name company, but I suspect it was rejected because the battery wouldn't take a charge after it wore down after about a month of use. Disapointing since it did work somewhat better on my 57 year-old skin than the other three. If you want to buy the overpriced brand, pay one of the approved retailor's to be sure you get the warranty. Otherwise, at the price points I mentioned, the Erisonic at $56 including shipping was the best buy. The Sirius is definitely adequate at the price I paid, but I wouldn't pay over $30 for it. Whatever you buy, avoid the spin brushes like "Brite Leaf" or Pro-X which are not worth the $$ in this reviewer's opinion.The Sirius Brush is definitely worth its Amazon bargain price point.
1138938
They are seem to be real Clarisonic brushes. They come in an authentic Clarisonic box. They say they are for acne prone skin and the only difference i noticed in them was that they seem to be a little softer. But the others I bought at $25 ea at the store were not for "acne prone" skin. So they could just be a different style. I love them and they are totally worth the discount!
1370811
They are really good brushes. They are comparable to coastal scents brushes
308821
Actually, I would suggest getting all 5 brushes in the set. They r amazing. I love the flat top and the Angeled brushes. You save more money when u get the set.