Nanshy Brushes
Nanshy Brushes have been on my radar for some time now. I think I was sent one a few months ago, but usually, one brush is not enough to get a good idea of the range, and it’s really hard to write a whole post about one little brush! So, when the Nanshy collections came my way, I got a much better idea of look and feel, and more importantly, performance.
I love the eye brush set – The Nanshy Eye Collection – that has a brush for every possible look you might need. I’ve been using both the crease brush and the blending brush most and I notice that they have brilliant pick-up. Better than many very premuim brushes I’ve tried. I have no idea what to do with the angled brush – I think it’s for eye liner, but I can see this ending in disaster for me because I’m truly inept at lines unless it’s a smudge line with a flat edge brush.
I also have the Foundation Brush set, but haven’t put this to the test yet – I’m a foundation brush convert since I tried the O Wow and I’m looking forward to seeing if they square up to the short multi fibres of the O Wow, MAC and Artis base brushes I’m using at the moment.
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So, all this brings me round to one of the most crucial factors – Nanshy Brushes are cruelty free. They’re made from the very best kind of synthetic fibres. I see so many brushes that I often don’t question whether they’re synthetic or not and got a bit of an awakening when two people were chatting about squirrel hair brushes on my Instagram timeline. I actually forgot that brushes are still made from animal hair.
The Eye Set is £29.95 which I genuinely think is exceptional value HERE and the Foundation Set is £34.95 HERE. They’re only available on line at the moment (no clue why stores aren’t snapping this brand up straight away) but in my opinion, they’re exceptionally good brushes.
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5 comments
Will definitely pick these up. Just yesterday I got my first Morphe brushes which are a similar price point and actually very good. Agreed – these affordable brush brands need to be more accessible. It’s ridiculous that we need to keep spending £20 on one decent eye brush!
The Beauty Locker
These are such great value, its great that there are good quality brushes for a reasonable price!
I hope Nanshy become a stationary option soon. I like the idea behind the brand as they’re vegan but I would like to see them first before I commit to buy. Sets are great value but I’m a total Zoeva and Sigma maniac and I’m not sure, they compare in quality as they receive very mixed reviews
http://www.idorottka.blogspot.co.uk
They look like such good value for money! Great post 🙂
Neelam // neelamjayna.blogspot.co.uk
I bought these at IMATS LDN last year and they are absolutely the best face/base brushes I have ever used with my acne/scarred skin it’s hard to get base brushes to “buff” foundation without them rubbing it all off and these are incredible. I do think however that they are extremely similar to Morphe so, I think it is down to preference on the brand. I too am surprised that stores aren’t getting in on them though!