Blank Canvas Cosmetics Eye Brushes E23 and 010

So today is a review of my brushes from the Irish brand Blank Canvas Cosmetics. I bought a few months after I bought their contour pallete, which i just loved. You can read my review of it here.
I'm always on the search for new brushes so i decided to go for the E23 Short Pencil brush and the 010 Small Blending brush (this brush has since been replaced with the E10 Small Socket blender with synthetic hair).

 I've had these brushes for quite some time now and I just love them. They are such great value for money. You can buy different size sets from Blank Canvas Cosmetics or just buy single brushes like I did. I decided to go for the single brushes because I didn't want to shelling out for a full set if I ended up disliking them and also I have two Real Techniques kits so I'm not in desperate need of more brushes. If I'm honest though, I wish I had went all out and bought the full set based on how happy I am with these two.

E23 Short Pencil 

€6.99 here.

This brush is made from natural pony hair and is great for smudging your eyeshadow and creating shape and depth to my eyes.

As you can see it's quite dense for a pencil brush, I actually don't use it under my eyes like I would with a different pencil but instead I using for creating the outer V for a smokey eye. It works wonders!

010 Small Blending Brush

€6.99 here.

This brush is also made from natural pony hair. This is a brush I reach for almost every day. I use it for placing colour on the crease of my eye and then blend using a larger brush. This brush also works great for applying highlight under the brow and in the tear duct.

It wasn't as dense and stiff as I was expecting it to be, it's actually quite fine and fluffy. It really works great at blurring the edges of my eye makeup to seamlessly blend it.

Both these brushes are very high quality but such reasonable prices. I think they are on par with MAC brushes but for a fraction of the price. Only yesterday Blank Canvas Cosmetics released their perfection series which contains vegan friendly brushes. I think they will be my next ones to try out. 

Overall I can't recommend these enough, they really do tick all the boxes. Have any of you tried out Blank Canvas Cosmetics or other Irish brush brands? I'd love to hear your thoughts

Thanks for reading.

xx

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