Real Techniques Core Collection Review

Last updated on: December 7, 2016 Posted by: Kiran Raj Singh 0

Real Techniques Core Collection Review – I am back with another Real Techniques makeup brush set review. Previously I have shared Real Techniques Sculpting Set Review and its time for Real Techniques Core Collection. Makeup brushes are in fact the most important part of any girl’s makeup case. Spending thousand bucks on high quality makeup products will do nothing if we do not have the right tools to use them with. Using the proper makeup brushes make the difference between looking flawless and messy. Let’s go ahead with our post on Real Techniques Core Collection.

Real Techniques Core Collection Review

Real Techniques Core Collection is a set of 4 brushes for complete coverage. The set includes a contour brush, a pointed foundation brush, detailer brush and a buffing brush. As the name states, contour brush is for soft focus contouring while the pointed foundation brush helps to apply liquid foundation. The precision cut of detailer brush is helpful to conceal problem areas effortlessly. The soft buffing brush helps with full coverage of powder based foundations. To know how these brushes fared me, check below my Real Techniques Core Collection Review.

Price of Real Techniques Core Collection :

Rs.2389/-

Direction for use :

Real Techniques Core Collection Ingredients : not mentioned

Shelf life :

Color : black and gold

Smell : no smell

What Real Techniques Core Collection claims

My experience with Real Techniques Core Collection

I love the packaging of Real Techniques Core Collection. The brushes come inside a cute case that can also be used as a stand to keep the brushes organized on your dresser. The case also makes it easy to carry the brushes while travelling. The packaging is cute, compact and bears the product details.

Real Techniques Core Collection includes 4 full-sized makeup brushes. The brushes are matte golden in color with black silicone bottom for easy grip. The brushes are lightweight and fit comfortably in the hand. Below I have described the four brushes individually. The set contains 4 brushes :

Real Techniques Detailer Brush : A flat brush with small rounded head. It works well for spot concealing as well as lip defining. I love to use this one to apply eye shadow to the inner corners of my eyes. It is basically a multi purpose brush that comes very handy.

Real Techniques Contour Brush : It is a must have if you are into contouring and highlighting. I just love this Real Techniques Contour brush to bits. It is very helpful in applying a light dusting of powder anywhere or blend out a cream product. It blends any harsh line of makeup just perfectly.

Real Techniques Buffing Brush : This is my most favorite brush in this Real Techniques Core Collection. The buffing brush is again a multipurpose brush that can be used for applying foundation. Be it liquid, cream or powder foundation, this brush just gives a seamless finish. One can use this to apply cream blushes as well as for powder highlighter.

Real Techniques Pointed Foundation Brush : Though it says foundation brush, but I actually find it too small for that purpose. This Real Techniques Pointed Foundation Brush works well for touch up or applying concealer under the eyes. The angled tip allows for precise application and that’s why it would also help in spot concealing.

Real Techniques Core Collection brushes are great in terms of quality. I do wash them regularly and till now the bristles are intact, no shedding whatsoever. Also they dry quickly after wash.

Overall, I think Real Techniques Core Collection brushes are must have for any makeup enthusiastic who knows the importance of using right tools for applying makeup. All the four brushes can be used for different reasons and they can cover almost every step of makeup application, right from applying foundation to spot concealing to applying setting powder to blush, highlighter and defining the lips. Highly recommended!

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