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It! Cosmetics Chic Brush Set Review

It! Cosmetics Chic Brush Set Review 


I'm changing it up a little, but this is still beauty related! One of my favorite beauty related items is makeup brushes! I'm seriously addicted to growing my brush collection. I love trying different brands and finding the best ones out there. I can honestly say, I have tons of favorites, but I may have a favorite highlighter brush from one brand that I like more than other brands and the same for all the different types of brushes out there! I thought this could be something new to add to the blog. 

I ordered this gorgeous set a few months ago and I've been trying them out so much. I don't hear a lot about It! Cosmetics brushes from other beauty influencers, so I was a little worried when purchasing these, especially with the price tag on these. I probably wouldn't have purchased these if it wasn't for the fact that they were on sale (although they still weren't the cheapest). The set came with a cute bag plus these five brushes. I love everything about the looks of these brushes from the bristles to the handles. The handles may seem cheap looking to some, being clear on the end, but they're so elegant and expensive feeling. The bristles.. Omg (that's a first for my blog!), they're the SOFTEST! I will have more details below on each brush, but I'm super impressed with these brushes! 




Chic Powder

This has to be my favorite from the bunch! Not only my favorite from this set, but hands down my all-time favorite brush for powdering/setting my face. I've never felt a softer brush and just love how this applies powder!


Chic Foundation 

I can't say much for this brush because I only used it once. Honestly, I don't use these types of foundation brushes. I prefer a round top, flat top, or Beauty Blender sponge to apply foundation. This brush is soft and if you like these flat-end foundation brushes then I would still try this one out! 
This could also work as a great concealer brush, I'm just more of a Beauty Blender fan. 



Chic Blush

This is another favorite like the powder brush. It is so soft and I love how flawlessly it applies my blush! This is a great blush brush for building up your blush from natural to very pigmented. I love this aspect because I like the "natural" blush look for day-to-day wear.



Chic Crease & Chic Eyeshadow

These are both nice brushes! I know they're both up in my favorites of eye brushes. Again, they're super soft. The Chic Crease blends shadows in the crease so good, while the Chic Eyeshadow packs on the pigment! 




I highly recommend trying out some It! Cosmetics Brushes. I don't believe this exact set is available anymore but, there is a new "Chic" set on Ulta that look pretty and good quality, but some of the brushes are different types. I will link below a look I created using all of these brushes! 





 Navy Halo Eye using all the It! Cosmetics Brushes mentioned in this blog. 










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