I’ve been told that this brush mimics the Sigma Flat Top Kabuki brush. I’ve been using the Sigma Kabuki brush for a while now and have yet to find any brand of similar quality. Let’s see how this  brush fairs, shall we?

Comparison between both brushes

To be honest, I don’t like the short handle. It makes it hard for me to apply foundation without straining my wrist. With a short handle like this, I find it hard to place it in any of my brush holders coz’ this brush very often gets lost in there; it’s too short I can’t even see it. And when I do, I have to grab it by its bristles. Since I have no special brush holder for this fella, its left laying in the middle of my dresser. I do find it great for traveling.

The bristles of the brush is not as soft at Sigma’s. This is a little stiffer and feels more harsh on the face. I actually used both brushes at the same time and applied foundation on the left and right side of the face and could immediately spot the difference. If this is said to be comparable to Sigma’s Flat Top Kabuki, IMO it’s quite far from it. Retailing at RM70.00 [seems like there's a discount at the mo; retailing at RM55.00] at their official website. A Sigma Flat Kabuki only retails at USD$18.00 [RM57.60]. I’d rather buy a Sigma and pay for international courier as they do have a bigger variety of brushes and the prices are affordable considering it being an established brush brand providing quality brushes.

Have you tried the brush yet? What are your thoughts? The above mentioned are just my opinions, so don’t let my opinions deter you from purchasing the brush. We all have a our own preferences don’t we? Till then, Toodles!

Disclaimer: All products were purchased by me unless stated otherwise. Nevertheless, I will provide my honest opinions even if the products were provided for consideration. I am picky and particular in that way. **Product was provided for consideration.

Photo Credit: http://camera-bag-sling.blogspot.com

Me: Walks by some new collection of beauty products and whips out my camera phone.

Sales Assistant: Excuse me Miss, no pictures allowed.

Me: Why? I just wanna take picture share on Instagram and  Facebook. Can?

Sales Assistant: Company policy so cannot allow you to take.

Me: *walks away* *mumble**grumble*

Have you been in that situation? I can’t help but wonder why is it alright in other countries and/ or different branches of the same brand? I understand it is one’s Company policy but I can’t help feeling irritated coz of the good intention I have which is to share new products/ collection with muh’ fellow mates. Plus, it’s free advertising via social media from that photo taken. No harm right?

Looks like I’m gonna be posting less of new collections from MAC Cosmetics and products from Sephora, Malaysia since it’s their Company’s policy. I was about to show you the latest collection from MAC Cosmetics but unfortunately I wasn’t allowed to take any pictures. I know pictures can be googled but I do prefer to take my own pictures.  Such a pity, coz’ I love sharing new stuff with y’all.

If any of you have experienced this in the country you live in and you do know the reason why a Company has such a policy, do share. I’m eager to find out. Till then, Toodles!

Disclaimer: All products were purchased by me unless stated otherwise. Nevertheless, I will provide my honest opinions even if the products were provided for consideration. I am picky and particular in that way.