E.L.F. New Brushes Review

From top to botter: E.L.F Studio Angled Blush Brush, Flat Eyeliner Brush,
and Small Stipple Brush

E.L.F has released few new brushes. I didn't get all of them but a few new ones along with old goodies like Blush Brush and Kabuki Face Brush. New ones I purchased are  Flat Eyeliner Brush, Angled Blush Brush, and Small Stipple Brush from Studio line, which I LOVE! I also ordered Mineral Powder Brush but they made a mistake so that one's on its way. :) Now on the brushes themselves!

Flat Eyeliner Brush is a small flat brush that would be ideal for tightlining or precise application of eyeshadow close to lash line as I like to do. Very soft. It's thin enough to use it for gel eyeliner unless you like super thin line.

Angled Blush Brush is a dense blush brush that is on the smaller side. It's small enough to work well as a contour brush. It's quite dense that it would be safer to start with lighter hand when applying blush and bronzer with this brush. Also it's not as fluffy as typical blush brushes due to its density. Very very soft brush.

Small Stipple brush is a very small skunk type brush. It is quite small so it's very nice to apply cream blush. It's on a dense side, and shorter bristles give enough stiffness to stipple foundation with it. But once again, it's quite small so it won't be quick job to stippling entire face of foundation with this. This hurts a little when I stipple but I haven't come across a stippling brush that's not pokey. It's not painful enough to bother me. Compared to Real Techniques stippling brush as shown in the pics, it's smaller and more dense. Bristles are a bit longer. It also hurts less than RT brush.

Here are the pics! :)

elf Studio Angled Blush Brush, Flat Eyeliner Brush, and Small Stipple Brush

elf Studio Angled Blush Brush, Flat Eyeliner Brush, and Small Stipple Brush

elf Studio Small Stipple Brush Top View

elf Studio Small Stipple brush on the left,
Real Techniques Stippling Brush on the right

elf Studio Small Stipple Brush on the left,
Real Techniques Stippling Brush on the right

E.L.F Studio brushes are the best affordable line of brushes in my opinion, and these three don't disappoint. Soft, no shedding, no smell. I love them. You might have noticed from the pics that Small Stipple Brush is glued on sloppily. It was my doing. x_x lol. I found that the only problem is that ferrules aren't glued most securely. I have had a few brushes with rattling ferrules. I just take them off and glue them back on myself. This might bother some people. But at the price point, I don't mind at all. Not even a little bit.
The quality is amazing, so if you find any brushes (along with these three) in their line appealing, I definitely recommend trying them out. Hope this helps. :)

Price: 3 USD each on E.L.F website (Newly registering buyers can get 50% off Studio Line with a coupon code ECD2)
Rating: A