Review: Urban Decay Good Karma Blending and Shading Brushes

If you're looking for eco-friendly brushes, you'll definitely want to consider Urban Decay's Good Karma brushes.  Offered in a range of styles, these brushes are suitable for both home or professional use.  I'd always wanted to try them for myself and I recently was able to review the blending and shading brushes.

Pros:

• Bristles are made of recycled plastic bottles
• Handle/ferrule is made of recycled aluminum
• Allows for a precise application
• Sleek design and fun packaging

Cons:

• Bristles are slightly stiff

Summary:

Urban Decay's Good Karma brushes are some of the most environmentally-friendly brushes on the market. However, they are relatively expensive and run from $16 to $39, with most around $26 each. Occasionally, brushes will come bundled in a set such as the Naked Palette, which can help offset the cost of the brush.  They can also make a fun gift for a cosmetic-loving friend or loved one.

Also available on Amazon.com.

Product Ratings (out of 5)

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