Review: Alima Pure Makeup Brushes

Ever since I first heard about Alima Pure, I wanted to try their brushes.  I've been looking for vegan replacements for some of my favorite eyeshadow brushes, and I was delighted to see that they carried many of the styles that I know and love.  I tested out #33, #36, #37, and #39.

Pros:

• Brush is made of cruelty-free synthetic taklon
• Sturdy wooden handles
• Well-constructed ferrule
• Wonderfully soft brush fibers
• Aesthetically pleasing visual design
• Offers an excellent variety of brushes, including two of my favorites: a smudge brush (#36) and a blending brush (#37)

Cons:

• You may have to save for a full collection, as brushes range from $12 to $28 each

Summary:
These are excellent brushes made out of vegan and sustainable materials.  The brushes look nice, feel great, and come in beautiful packaging.  Although they are a little more expensive than what you'd find in a drugstore, these brushes are worth the price.  They are built to last and would make a great gift.  The only suggestions I'd have for improvement are (1) to use a recycled ferrule and (2) to offer a deal on brushes if purchased in sets.

Also available on Amazon.com.

Product Ratings (out of 5)

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