Luxie Brush Review: Love At First Look

When I opened my package of new Luxie Brushes, I immediately fell in love! They are the most beautiful brushes I've ever seen.  The pink and the rose gold come together perfectly and create such an aesthetically pleasing tool.  

The kit contains 12 brushes and a traditional pink travel cases that doubles as a brush holder.   

Powder , Duo Fiber, Angled Blush, Paddle Foundation

Blending, Angled Shadow, Flat Shader, Concealer, Pencil, Angled Liner or Brow, Liner, Lip

Luxie Brush Powder Brush vs. Sigma Powder Brush

My Thoughts:

I love my Luxie brushes.  They are synthetic, dense, and incredibly soft.  There isn't one brush in the set that I thought was a dud.  I will say that the duo fiber brush wasn't as dense as some others in my collection but it still preformed amazingly.  I actually used the concealer brush for eye shadow since I'm pretty loyal to my Sigma F86 for concealer.  The size of the powder brush was actually a bonus for me.  Not only can I use this brush with a setting powder but it doubles as a bronzing brush as well.  Overall, the set is great for beginners and seasoned makeup enthusiasts alike.  

If you are in the market for a beautiful set of high quality makeup brushes I would definitely check out Luxie Brush.  I don't think you'll be disappointed.  Luxie Brush is currently under going a website makeover, but you can purchase the set for $110 from Amazon.  There is a picture link below.  

Thank you for stopping by.

Kristen

xo

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18 New Individual Brushes Available From Sigma

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Sigma just added 18 new individual brushes to the collection. The brushes came from the Perfect Blend, Spot-On Concealer and Extreme Color Payoff kits.  Each kit is $63.00.

Make sure to use code FEB2014 at check out for 10% off your order.  Plus get a mini E05 FREE with a $30 purchase. 

E20S – $12

Short Shader: Apply color onto small areas of the eye such as the outer eyelid. Also use to smudge the lower lash line.

E30S – $12

Pencil: Soften pencil liners along the top and bottom lash lines, add shadow to line the eyes, or use to highlight inner corner of eyes.

E44 – $14

Firm Blender: Intense, even blending of the crease for strong color application.

E57 – $12

Firm Shader: Apply intense colors all over lid for a controlled color finish.

E58 – $12

Cream Color: Long brush head is best used to apply cream products for a diffused finish.

E59 – $14

Wide Shader: Apply intense color for a fast, strong application of the full lid.

F63 – $14

Airbrush Blender: Delivers an airbrushed application of concealer for a diffused, well-blended finish.

F64 – $18

Soft Blend Concealer: Best for buffing and evening out concealer applied with a light hand on large areas or all-over finish of the face.

F66 – $14

Angled Buff Concealer: Gives a soft, light to medium coverage under the eyes and around the nose.

F68 – $12

Pin-Point Concealer: Best for coverage of small spots that needs extra concealing.

F69 – $12

Angled Pixel Concealer: Apply concealer in a patting motion for best results on areas such as the sides of the nose.

F71 – $12

Detail Concealer: Use with a soft, light sweeping motion for a subtle touch of concealer.

E32 – $12

Exact Blend: Blend intense color onto to the outer corners of the eye.

E37 – $14

All Over Blend: Best for going over your entire lid to blend any harsh lines.

E38 – $14

Diffused Crease: Blend strong color into crease for a diffused effect.

E39 – $14

Buff and Blend: Best for blending of smaller areas for a precise finish.

E48 – $16

Pointed Crease: Use tip of brush to pick up darker shades and apply using a rolling motion for crease control.

E71 – $16

Highlight Diffuser: Best to highlight areas such as the brow bone with shorter side of brush or to soften edges.

I was so happy that these brushes were finally released individually! Now I can get only the ones I know I'll use!  Do you have or want any of these beauties?  The E39 is at the top of my list!

Kristen

xo