#37 Bronzer Brush

Wow! This is the best bronzer brush I have ever used! When I say EVER, I mean I have used bronzer brushes from Stila, Marc Jacobs, MAC, Bobbi Brown, Nars, Laura Mercier...there's just no comparison. The brush is bigger than it looks in the picture but is just the right size. It is perfectly tapered for picking up the correct amount of bronzer and applying the correct amount on the face, in the correct PLACES, which is so important for a bronzer brush. Many other bronzer brushes are too big or too small, meaning you either get streaks of bronzer or one big glob. The hairs are soft but do not shed. Many other bronzer brushes are too stiff, meaning they more or less scrape the top layer or 2 of bronzer from the palette and deposit said glob. The whole point of bronzer is to provide a natural sun kissed glow which is in the same spots a tan would be on the face. I do the "Big C and little C" technique on my forehead and cheekbone, then cheekbone and jawline, then tap a little on my nose and chin, then a few swipes on my neck and décolletage. Works great every time!

This is the single worst brush I have ever purchased. It sheds every single day and I have had it almost a year. I wish I would have just returned it, but I felt like it would get better and it just didn't. I will NEVER buy another trish mcevoy brush, they are simply the worst. So disappointed because I thought I had splurged a nice quality brush that would last me years and all I got is on that falls apart and doesn't work well.

Trish brushes are the best ones I've used and own (and I've used tons of brushes going back over 30 years). This one is perfect for bronzers, loose powder or any powder product. I love that her brushes are made from natural hair, they are the best ones to disperse powder items. They pick up the powder more evenly and disperse it across your face more smoothly, you don't get blobs of color in one spot. The larger the brush the less concentrated the color will be, which is why this brush is perfect for bronzers, you get an even wash of color that doesn't look artificial. It's also the perfect length for traveling with, it's not too long. I plan to get another one to use with my highlighters for traveling. I clean my natural hair brushes with shampoo, rinse and then add a little conditioner, that keeps them super soft. I let them air dry. I have brushes of hers that are over 20 years old that are still in excellent condition. They don't shed and they don't loose their shape. These brushes have more than paid for themselves with constant use. As long as she keeps making natural hair brushes I'll keep buying them.