Hello there;
I am a sucker for rose gold. I am a sucker for a newly released products. So purchasing the Real Techniques Bold Metals Collection Tapered Blush Brush was bound to happen at some point. How could I resist it?! I couldn't.
Right lets start off with how beautiful this is. It is one of the most aesthetically pleasing brushes I have ever seen in my life. With the diamond shaped handle to stop the brush rolling away and with the rose gold going up into the bristles with an ombre effect.
The bristles are super soft, I always thought the normal Real Technique brush were soft but these surpass that by a long shot. You can really tell why these are the most luxe brushes they have made. The handle is slightly weighted making it easier to apply the product to your face. But can you tell? I have the original blush brush from Real Techniques and this has been a firm favourite of mine for a long while now. I still prefer to use that over this for applying my blush. I like how big it is. I prefer using my Bold Metals for either highlight or light contouring. The brush is slightly pointed at the end meaning I can really concentrate on the high points of my cheeks or the hollows of my cheeks. With the sides of the brush being flat, I use that to bronze up my temples and my jaw line.
Are these worth £20+? Well that is personal preference. I know there are a lot of people out there who think that these are over priced and not worth the money. This blush brush is £24. Myself personally, I do think these are worth the money. I adore Real Techniques they make such amazing brushes and I know this guy is going to used a lot. Also looked after right they will last a long while too. I see the £24 price tag as an investment.
What do you make of the Bold Metals collection?
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The bristles are super soft, I always thought the normal Real Technique brush were soft but these surpass that by a long shot. You can really tell why these are the most luxe brushes they have made. The handle is slightly weighted making it easier to apply the product to your face. But can you tell? I have the original blush brush from Real Techniques and this has been a firm favourite of mine for a long while now. I still prefer to use that over this for applying my blush. I like how big it is. I prefer using my Bold Metals for either highlight or light contouring. The brush is slightly pointed at the end meaning I can really concentrate on the high points of my cheeks or the hollows of my cheeks. With the sides of the brush being flat, I use that to bronze up my temples and my jaw line.
Are these worth £20+? Well that is personal preference. I know there are a lot of people out there who think that these are over priced and not worth the money. This blush brush is £24. Myself personally, I do think these are worth the money. I adore Real Techniques they make such amazing brushes and I know this guy is going to used a lot. Also looked after right they will last a long while too. I see the £24 price tag as an investment.
What do you make of the Bold Metals collection?
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