I find it easy to apply foundation in the inner corners of my face, above my upper lips and eyebrows without making all those weird faces. In my opinion, their claim is true to some extent.
)*Īccording to Sigma, the brush is called 3DHD because of the unique 3D shape that it has been given and how it performs perfectly without having the subjects move their muscle or in short make weird faces.
It does not leave any streaks, like when in rush I can just apply my foundation and not worry about checking my face twice in mirror to find any streaks because I am sure there ain’t any *Not that I’m asking you to do the same. The brush is super dense, it works great with cream and liquid products and gives you that smooth airbrushed effect. I love how soft the brush feels on your skin, it literally goes on so smoothly as if you are painting your face. It catches finger prints pretty easily but you can wipe it off with a tissue paper and it looks all pretty and new. The handle comes in three different colors black, white and pink, I got the black one and even though pink seems more girly I am glad to have received the black one. The brush itself has a wooden handle which is light in weight and has 8 coats of paint that wouldn’t run off. The brush came in a customized Sigma box along with other goodies and it had an open plastic wrap on it that I lost in a couple of days. I am a sucker for packaging and Sigma didn’t let me down. Scroll down to read what I think of this baby! *I can’t believe my luck at times* :D I have used it so much that I feel like I need more than just one piece so I can use them alternatively without getting worried about washing it for the next use. Apparently, I have been fascinated with Sigma 3DHD Kabuki ever since it was launched and was lucky enough to get it in my welcome package.
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