Sam Chapman is a professional make up artist in England. Her and her sister Nic have a youtube channel that I am loving. They do lots of tutorials on getting celebrity make up looks along with many other informative and helpful tips.
I discovered over the past week that Sam was involved in creating this new line of brushes
that Ulta is carrying called Real Techniques. Sam uses her brushes in her videos and
I love the way they look. They are all color coded by eyes, base, and finish. I
think that is so cool and helpful... to have your brushed distinguished by color.
Sam Chapman. Pretty, Pretty girl.
Here is the set of eye shadow brushes. The set comes with 5 brushes and retails for $15.99
at Ulta. The set comes with Base brush, crease, accent, eyeliner, and brow.
All the eyeshadow brushes are this fun purple color and come in this case.
This is the Core Collection, retails for $15.99 and all your core brushes are this gold color as you can see. The set of brushes includes, Foundation, detailer, buffing, and contour.
Blush Brush, retails for $8.99. I love the pink! Such a cute brush.
The last brush I wanted to feature is the Stippling Brush for $9.99. I have never
owned a brush like this so I am excited to try this out. From what I can tell it's great for
liquid foundation, cream blushes, or highlighting cheek bones. Sounds fun!
I have not purchased any of these brushes, but will be very soon. I have been wanting/needing
new make up brushes and love the fact that I can buy brushes designed by a professional
make up artist that I love and respect. They are pretty affordable compared to other
professional brushes and I am so glad to get to support Sam!
Once I purchase these I will let you know how I am liking, but wanted to go ahead and
do a post on this b/c I got so excited and thought you might be interested. If you are in
the market for new brushes look into these.
I'm Brooke. Brooke Story to be exact... hence the title of my blog. I'm southern, still barely in my twenties, and have a few too many lip glosses in my purse.
It's probably time for me to get new brushes.. any idea how long they are good? I think I have had mine for 6 years!
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure if they have any kind of warranty on them. I have read reviews about people exchanging their MAC brushes for these... which MAC seems to have some of the best brushes on the market. Make up artists are obsessed with their brushes. I will look around and see if I can tell if they have a warranty on them. What kind of brushes have you been using?
ReplyDeleteI need to get new ones too. I LOVE these.
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