This has been, overall, a great summer for beauty products. I’ve come across so many well-manufactured items that have now become staples in my makeup bag and makeup routine. In these last weeks of summer, I’ve been blessed with finding yet another fantastic beauty product. This time, it’s makeup brushes (specifically, blush brushes).
Everyday Minerals are make-up brushes that are made by hand, with all natural bamboo handles. Their brushes are made with the softest synthetic bristles, and in the case of the two brushes I’ve recently had the pleasure of trying, are both vegan AND eco-friendly. What a bonus! What I like the most about the Everyday Minerals brand is that they’re all about sustainability and affordability – they look towards protecting our natural resources while providing woman with wonderful, long-lasting, and reasonably priced beauty products.
Since, at the time, I was working on trying to find a good blush, I thought to try out some of their blush brushes. But keep in mind – the Kabuki brush mentioned below can also be used for foundation purposes!
The brushes I used were the Everyday Minerals Angled Blush Brush and the Everyday Minerals Angled Kabuki Brush. The brushes are SO soft – probably some of the softest brushes I’ve ever worked with. They’re easy to handle and easy to manage. I ended up using the Angled Blush Brush more often, just because it had a smaller brush area. The brushes always picked up the right amount of product, and sine they were angled, they perfectly distributed it amongst the apples of my cheeks.
The best part about Everyday Minerals brush line? The prices range from $7.99 – to $12.99. What a steal! The two brushes I mentioned above were an amazing value at $12.99 each.
(L) Everyday Minerals Angled Blush Brush; (R) Everyday Minerals Angled Kabuki Brush
Courtesy of Everyday Minerals
What do you think? Has anyone used any brushes from the Everyday Minerals line? As always, my email address is ashley@torontobeautyreviews.com.
NOTE: Product was sent for review purposes.
Hi Anna! I’m double checking with the supplier, but I believe they’re online only for Canada.
Where are these available in store?