I bought the Real Techniques Sculpting Set on a Superdrug sale a little while ago and I love it. It's not by any means a complete set or something I'd recommend to someone who's just starting their brush collection and want to buy their first set. However, this has offered me 3 great brushes to complement my existent collection, as I still didn't have anything quite like these.
If I'm honest, I'm not a massive fan of Real Technique's eye brushes, as I think there are softer and better brushes in the market. Does anyone agree with me? But when it comes to face brushes, I think they nail it.
The Sculpting Set comes with fun, metallic pink handles and synthetic (cruelty free) bristles. The brushes included are:
1. Real Techniques Sculpting Brush
This is such a great contouring brush but I also love it for bronzing up the face and even applying blush. It's very dense and soft. It's my go to brush whenever I use my Soleil Tan de Chanel Bronze Universel.
2. Real Techniques Setting Brush
Really like this brush for blending my concealer or setting it with powder. It's also a good alternative for highlighter, especially those with cream formula. And I believe it could also be used for precise contouring, although I haven't tried it.
3. Real Techniques Fan Brush
This is my first ever fan brush so I can't really compare it with other to say if it's better or not. All I know is it's very soft and due to it's duo fibre nature, applies highlighter very subtly and blends it beautifully. I really enjoy using it with my Mary Lou Manizer from theBalm.
So overall, I think this is a great set for those who, like me, lack these types of brushes in their collection. It retails for £20.99, which I personally think is pretty affordable for 3 great quality brushes. Alternatively, if you're not interested in the whole set, you can buy both the Real Techniques Sculpting Brush (£9.99) & the Real Techniques Setting Brush (£6.99) separately.
Have you tried this Sculpting Set? What are your thoughts on Real Techniques' Brushes? X
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