Review by Cindy

The bristle is very soft, you won't feel prick when using it on the face. I like the round shape design which I can whirl to blend the blush. As a highlighter brush it might be a bit of big. But the effect is still good.

Though it's an eyeshadow brush, I found it is quite suitable for concealer application. The size and the shape are just perfect to apply concealer in precise spot. If the thickness could be thinner which will be more perfect to pick less amount of the product.

The shape and the thickness are good for me to apply eyeshadow base. The softness of the brush is ok, not particularly soft. It's a good brush in average, but not a must-have one.

The bristle is very soft, and I like it in round shape design which reminds me the similar design of suqqu eye brush. With such combination it helps me to pick up and apply the product as lightly as I want. I will use it to apply concealer powder and highlighter on the tear trough, and the effect is very good. For eyeshadow application, it should be also good for blending.

The synthetic brush is quite suitable for concealer application. The shape and the thickness can help the application smoothly. But recently I prefer to use small width and thin type of concealer brush which can make the concealer application more precise and just right amount of product to be used. So I feel this brush shape is still a bit of big to my recent preference. Anyway it is still a good concealer brush.

I only use this brush to apply the concealer for few days, and the effect is quite good. The flat tip is thinner than other concealer brushes, which helps me pick up the concealer in just right amount. And it also helps me apply the concealer very smoothly. It's pity that the shape of the tip is square not oval. If it was oval shape, it will be perfect.

The bristle is as soft as I expect. Comparing to MK-SK I feel the bristle of MK-SK is more spread out and fluffy, which I like it more currently. But MK-UM is still a great powder brush for setting powder application.

Before purchasing this brush I did take quite a time to consider it. I'm glad that I decided to take it because it's worth it. The bristle is really soft and the density is just fit my preference. The shape and the bundle is also perfect. Using it to apply the setting powder is definitly a joy.

This is the first time I purchased such brush guard. Though the price is higher, but the design is special and the quality is good. Fit for Chikuhodo Z1 brush.

Comparing to No.2 brush guard, this No.3 is smaller one. I though it should fit for Z4, but in the end I can only use it for Z2. But I still quite like such full cover bursh guard.

Though such type of brush is not special, I still recommend this brush. The bristle is very soft and it's fluffy, it feels just like the I'm using a pure grey squirrel brush. The effect of blush application is really good. I still haven't used it for highlight, but I believe it should good as well.

I bought it for using it as a concealer brush which I did saw such usage in the product description. And it really does not let me down. The bundle thickness helps picking up the right amount of the concealer product, and the size is just perfectly good for applying concealer on the spot. The normal concealer brushes usually are too big or not the right shape for my concealer application. But this brush is perfect for me. Highly recommend it.

This is the first one of point type concealer brush I have. The bristle is quite soft, not prick. But I personally still prefer flat type of concealer brush.

This is the first time I bought Bisyodo grey squirrel brush. The bristle is very very soft. But as I expected, the hair amount is a bit of less considering the grey squirrel hair is not so bouncing like goat or fox hair. I prefer denser (but not to dense) bundled brush when the bristle type is squirrel if I'm going to use it as a setting powder brush. Otherwise, the position of the brush usage will be a bit of embarrassing since it will be a bit of weak to apply setting powder but also too large to apply blush. Anyway, I still appreciate the bristle of this brush.

I really like this brush, perhaps more than Z series. The bristle is so soft. It has the balance design that keeps a certain of density but also can feel the airy while application. Not to mention the handle is so beautiful. Really good for both collection and application.

As usual the REN series brush keeps the softness and bouncing for the bristle. So comparing to other round shape of cheek brush, the density of Zen-6 is stronger. But because of that, it can help me to apply blush on more accurate area. And with circling blend method, the final effect is quite good. I would recommend this brush if anyone is looking for a round type cheek brush.

The bristle is just average soft. Though I'm a big fan of long bristle brush, the hair length 60mm is still too long. Perhaps it's not as dense as what I expected might affect how I feel about the length. And if it's round shape design which might be better. I would not recommend this if you are not a fude lover or collector.

The handle is very beautiful. The hair is just average soft. The effect of blush application is good and can blend well. But personally I don't like white hair since it's getting dirty easily. Might be ok for collection, but not recommend for must have.

Though it's indicated as a highlighter brush, it is also a good cheek brush. The bristle is soft, but also keep a certain of bouncing during the application. It can help blend the blush very well, and the size is just fit. For using as a highlighter brush, the taper shape does help the application in the right area. I'm quite pleased to take this brush into my collection.

This is the first time I use Bisyodo grey squirrel brush. The bristle is soft, but there's a smell.. I wouldn't recommend to use it to apply blush because the bristle is a bit of long. Since the shape of this brush is round, I thought it should be good for blending the blush. However, due to the long hair, it is not so easy to control and blend... Maybe for highlighter will be better, which I'll try later...