When I first began blogging Sigma brushes were all anyone could talk about, and I'll admit that I was a little late jumping on the bandwagon. I only really, began to appreciate the brand fully as of the start of this year. It all started with the beautiful, luxe and wonderfully tapered Sigma F35 Highlighting Brush and has slowly snowballed from there. I may not posses the largest Sigma collection but I own enough of their tools to recommend a selection of everyday must-haves.

Sigma E40 Tapered Blending Brush £11.20 via Feel Unique - link

I see no shame in admitting that I am not the most skilled at blending eyeshadow - without a good blending brush, things can more than end up a little muddy in my hands. I personally find that the bigger, fluffier and altogether tapered eyeshadow blending brushes make my job that little easier - I weirdly also prefer a synthetic brushes too, again I find they come with a certain degree of ease of application. The Sigma E40 Tapered Blending Brush is all of the above: a large yet not overly so brush head, that is both synthetic and tapered in style. It easily slots into the eye socket area, to gently buff and sweep away harsh lines; nothing I own quite diffuses eyeshadow like it, and as an added bonus it washes clean beautifully, free from staining and loosing its original shape. This may be the best just over £10 eyeshadow brush I own.
Sigma F35 Highlighting Brush £17.50 via Cult Beauty  - link

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