i bought several real techniques brushes couple months ago. most of them were travel sizes one at first (i bought more full size brushes after trying the travel size brushes). i bought the RT grab and go at first, then the mini multitask and the midi sculpting next. i've talked about the other two, so it's time to talk about the mini sculpting brush.
the description on the website: the mini medium sculpting brush is perfectly sized for naturally defined contours on-the-go. use with liquid or cream contour. full size head, compact handle. perfectly sized for naturally defined contours on-the-go.
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| the packaging |
the packaging: it comes in a transparent plastic box. you can see the brush from the outside. at the back, there's description in english. just like other brushes, they color coded the brush. pink for cheek brushes so this one comes in pink accent all around the box (the orange ones are for face and the purple ones for eyes).
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| description at the back |
the product: the brush looks similar to the full size one, only it's shorter. it has glossy pink handle but matte at the bottom. there's RT/406 printed at front and the name of the brush at the back. there's no separate ferrule like other brushes. the brush comes in angled shape. the bristles is very soft. a bit dense but not as dense as the RT grab/go multitask face brush. the handle is 6 cm tall so the whole brush is about 9 cm tall. just like the multitask brush, it is easier to hold rather than the RT grab and go one.
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| how the brush looks like |
the result: i make a mistake when i bought the brush. i thought since the grab and go is for cream product, i thought the mini sculpting one could be used with powder bronzer. there was no description on the online shop where i bought it, and i didn't remember to check in RT's website. so i was surprised when i saw that it's for liquid or cream contour again. but i didn't have any mini powder bronzer, so i keep using it for powder bronzer. for your information, my powder bronzer is the physician formula butter bronzer in the lightest shade. i can use this brush for my bronzer because the shade is quite light. i can still blend it okay without making it look too dark. but i have to be careful not to pick up too much product with the brush. i don't have any cream bronzer so i can't say anything about the result with cream. but i will update if i decided to buy any.
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| the brush is a bit dense than the multitask one |
anyway, out of three mini brushes that i bought, so far i like them all. it's practical to bring them when you're travelling and they works really well too. though elsewhere real techniques is considered as budget brand, here with the customs and the exchange rate factor, the price became higher. but luckily, real techniques brushes are often on sales, so better get them while on sale. as for me, i can't wait to test the full size brushes that i just bought. i hope they perform as well as the mini ones.
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