Real Techniques Sculpting set.

I have been admiring the Real Techniques Sculpting set for a little while now. Most of my brushes are Real Techniques as I got them for a bargain price last year, check that out here.

So this sculpting set is a collectors edition so the look of the brushes is a bit different, they are more shiny and metallic as apposed to the usual matte look that the handles have. The set includes some brushes that I have wanted to try for ages as well as ones that I’ve wanted better versions of. 

Let’s take a look at the set…

Accentuate favourite features, create defined contours for added depth, or simply enhance your natural bone structure with our collectors edition sculpting set. 

With the use of light and dark makeup shades, this set gives you the flexibility to transform your look:

-Look pixel perfect even in harsh light.

-Ultra plush synthetic bristles. 

  • Sculpting brush:  Features a wide, angled head specifically designed to help create defined contouts.
  • EXCLUSIVE Fan brush: Softly sweeps on powders & whisks away any excess make up for an even finish.
  • Setting brush: The key to completing any look with a controlled dusting of powder or highlighter.

(Pics below in order of list)

    This is perfect for contouring and really defines your cheek bones.

    This fan brush is so light and soft, it creates an amazing highlight with a small amount of product. 

    The setting brush is great for blending in concealer. This is what I’ve used it for so far and it works really well, especially for lighter concealor under and around the eyes.

    Here’s how my make up looked when I used these brushes: 

    You can tell that these brushes are really good quality and this set only cost me Β£8.99 on eBay. 

    Which make up brushes are your fave?

    Until next time, 

    Roseanne πŸ™‚

    HUGE Make up Haul💄

    Recently I have been on a couple of spending sprees and this is the result…

    🙈😍💄

    I’m going to list the products I bought by the brand, including prices and pictures!

    REVOLUTION 

    • Revolution focus & Fix in the shade ‘Light-Medium’ Β£2.50

    This primer makes the application and stay of your eyeshadow fantastic, I’d definatly recommend it 👌

    • Revolution blush palette ‘Blush goddess’ Β£6.00

    Here’s a swatch of some of the colours.

    This palette has some lovely pale pinks & irredescent shades to add a lovely shimmer.

    • Revolution blush palette ‘Blush queen’ Β£6.00

    Here’s a swatch of some of the colours.

    This palette has lots of lovely different pinky shades from light to bright 💟

    • Revolution Pro fix Oil Control Fixing Spray Β£5.00

    This is fab for making your make up last longer 👍

    • Revolution Bronze Shimmer Highlight Β£4

    • Revolution Focus & Fix eyebrow kit in the shade ‘medium’ Β£2.50

    This set comes with 3 different tones and a brow gel.

    BOURJOIS

    • Bourjois Paris blusher, shade no 74 ‘Rose Ambre’ Β£7.99

    • Bourjois Rouge edition Velvet in shade no 10 ‘Don’t pink of it’ Shade no 11 ‘So Hap’pink’ & Shade no 12 ‘Beau Brum’ Β£8.99 each.

    The top swatch is shade no 9, the middle swatch is shade no 10 & the bottom swatch is Shade no 11.

    • Bourjois radiance reveal concealor in the shade ‘Ivory’ Β£7.99

    I chose this shade because I watched one of Zoella’s blogs where she recommended this for brightening  under the eyes and suggested getting a lighter shade than you would usually use on other areas of your face.

    MAYBELLINE 

    • Maybelline colour tattoo 24 he creme eyeshadow in the shade 65 ‘Pink gold’ Β£4.99

    • Maybelline brow satin in the shade ‘Medium brown’ Β£5.99

    This is the best brow product that I have found so far 👌 The pencil is great for shaping & the sponged end fills in really well.

    MAC

    • MAC matte lipstick in the shades ‘Pink Plaid’ (top) & ‘Please Me’ (bottom) Both retail at Β£15 although I got my Pink Plaid from duty free so it cost me Β£12.50

    Here is a swatch of the colours! The top swatch is Pink plaid & the bottom swatch is Please Me. 

    CHARLOTTE TILBURY

    • Colour chameleon eyeshadow pencil in the shade ‘Champagne diamonds’ Β£19

    I chose this shade as it is designed for people with blue eyes, to make them stand out. This is great for applying all over the lid & crease of the eye.

    Here is a swatch of the colour ‘Champagne diamonds 

    • Charlotte Tilbury legendary lashes Β£25

    This was actually a free sample when I brought the Colour chameleon, I thought if include it though as it’s a nice size bottle. I’ve included the price you would pay for a full size bottle online.

    ZOELLA

    • Zoella Blissful Mistful Fragranced Body Mist Β£8

    This is from Zoellas original collection and smells so lovely.  

    • Zoella make up bag Β£8

    This is also from Zoellas original collection & is really cute. It says ‘these are a few of my favourite things’ on the front & different things that Zoella likes on the back it’s a lovely dark peachy coral colour. 

    BARRY M

    • Barry M lip oils ‘Coco Loco’ & ‘ Berry Good’ Β£4.99 each 

    I actually got these after watching one of Zoella’s videos. She was talking about the Claines lip oils that she uses & that these were a good dupe for that brand.

    SLEEK

    • Sleek Make up creme contour kit in shade ‘Light’ Β£10.99

    This kit comes highly recommended (which is why I bought it) and is a really high quality. I havnt really tried contouring much but this set comes with six different shades & a little leaflet to help you apply the appropriate colour the each area of the face.

    COLLECTION 

    • Collection lasting perfection concealor Β£4.19

    This also comes highly recommended and is a very good high street product. It’s affordable and brilliant quality.

    URBAN DECAY

    • Urban decay travel brush set Β£11.99

    These are great for carrying around in your make up bag & for avoiding filling it to the brim 👍

    Right, that’s all of it! The total cost of this haul ( not including lashes that were a sample) is *drum roll*  Β£179.58 🙈🙊💷

    I hope you’ve enjoyed this blog post. Let me know if you’ve used any products, how did you get on with them. 

    If you have any recommendations let me know too πŸ™‚

    until next,

    Roseanne πŸ™‚