Cheap and Cheerful, 29 Jun. 2012

This is a wonderful foundation brush, not only for first time make up users, but for people who are well established with make up and indeed make up brushes. The brush has a strong, sturdy handle and super soft bristles. I have experienced no fall out with these brushes, as I have bought two so far. Sure you can pay upward of £15 on a designer make up brush if that pleases you, but not everyone has that much money to spend or just don't want to spend it on a brush. The Royal Foundation brush is actually one of the best quality foundation bruses I have used, and believe me, I have tried a lot. You really can't go wrong with this price tag and I wholeheartedly urge you to give this a try before you blow all your money on designer brushes!

Tip: Spot clean your brushes everytime you use them, with a brush cleaning spray and a cotton pad or even a clean make up removing wipe. Swirl your brush in circles to get the foundation out. I would recommend deep cleaning your brushes...

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Liquid foundation brush, 10 Oct. 2010

Very good foundation brush, no loss of bristles which are soft and apply foundation beautifully. Even after washing the brush remains great to use. In order to minimise brush strokes, I use a powder brush to run over the skin- theres one called Manicare stubby powder brush- very good too. I will be buying another one!

Perfect coverage!!, 25 Feb. 2009

O.k, lets face the facts, a good foundation brush is hard to find, you have to look for good bristles, longlasting and even coverage. All this and most brushes range from £10-15 and half of them dont even work properly.This brush is one of the best brushes i've ever used, the soft bristle glide effortlessly which means the most inexperianced person can be made to look like a make-up artist. The brushes bristles dont come out and it rinses easily.The only foundation brush you will ever need.