Wednesday Wishes- Sigma Brushes

Hello Hello and Happy Hump Day!

 

Today's edition of Wednesday Wishes is brought to you by a cosmetic company,

Sigma who are known for their brushes. I don't own any of their brushes to date, but

have heard review after review after reveiw about how amazing they are.

 

There are a few specific's that I have had my eye on that I would love to

add to my collection.

 

First up is the F80. It is a flat top kabuki brush with synthetic bristles.

This brush is designed for buffing in liquid or cream foundation.

 

Retails for $18

 

 

 

 

Next up is the P80 which is basically the baby version of the brush above.

It is a small dense and flat top synthetic brush that is designed for concealer application.

I am most interested in this brush at the moment because I don't have a concealer brush. I've

heard that when applying concealer under eyes or on problem areas that if you just use

your finger to apply you can actually over blend and wipe the product away. So, this brush

is designed specifically for concealing and gives a light application to stipple on the

product and leave a good finish.

 

Retails for $16

 

 

The last is a group of brushes in the travel collection called Mrs. Bunny.

This is a collection of 7 travel size brushes from their best selling Essential set.

Basically, this set has every brush you could possibly need when on the go.

Kit includes:

Pencil, Tapered Blending, Eye Shading, Small Angle, Large Powder,

Large Angled Contour, and Foundation.

 

Aren't the colors sweet?! Love the soft pink and blue combo.

 

 

The other super cool deet about these brushes is that they come in this

innovative and functional container that turns into a brush holder to keep you

stylish and organized when traveling.

 

 

I really love this concept. We all know how digging for brushes and make up

out of a bag can be frustrating. So, how nice to have this cute little container to set on

the counter in bathroom hotel room or even at home. Makes things

so convenient.

 

Have you tried any Sigma brushes?