Pick Up Review

The price is reasonable, but it's actually thinner than I expected. I was thinking of using it as a lip brush, but there’s too little bristle density, so I need to think more about how to use it.

From my personal opinion, I didn’t really like it. It might be because the size is small, but I didn’t feel like the brush quality or performance was anything special.

This brush is very soft, but the pigmentation is weak. Also, because it’s made from blue squirrel hair, if you apply foundation and use this brush right after, it gets clogged. So, I wouldn’t really recommend it.

She's so cute. Good build quality. Many options of poses and faces. It was a great purchase overall.

It's the perfect size for applying base shadow. Plus, the thickness is just right. The performance is great, and it's softer than most other brushes. I highly recommend it

Beautiful face brush with versatile size and very soft goat hair. The handle could be bigger, heavier and maybe somewhat more ornate but it doesn't feel too light or flimsy either. The goat smell of the bristles was very mild and actually pleasant to me. The brush head has a nice "average" density and resistance that makes blending easy and won't apply in patches. What you're getting is a soft and very practical brush, in my case for powder bronzer and overall blending.

The price is so reasonable that I ended up buying it quickly along with other brushes. I would recommend it to beginners who tend to buy expensive brushes with poor quality just because they trust makeup brands

I think it would have been easier to control if the brush size were a bit smaller. I was surprised when I first received it because it was stiff, almost like a calligraphy brush. To use it, I had to wash and dry it first, but since summer has come and I’m not using cream shadows, I haven’t started using it yet. I hope it works well once I do

I had high hopes, but it was just okay. I bought this brush because it’s made with some high-quality goat hair, but it didn’t impress me. It wasn’t that soft, and the performance wasn’t anything special either. Honestly, it wasn’t even that soft.

I had high hopes, but it was just okay. I bought this brush because it’s made with some high-quality goat hair, but it didn’t impress me. It wasn’t that soft, and the performance wasn’t anything special either. Honestly, it wasn’t even that soft.

It’s great for eyeliner and eyebrows. The brush is incredibly soft, yet the performance is excellent. I’d love to buy another one, but I’m so curious, I think I’ll try another product from this brand instead

It's great for highlighter! While it works well as a base shadow brush, it really shines when used with shimmer shadows or highlighter for better performance

I really commend myself for buying it quickly before the price went up. Now that the price has increased, it's a hassle to buy internationally because of customs fees. I once got a message from customs saying they were holding my package because it exceeded $150. I had to explain to everyone that the price, after discounts, was actually under $150. It’s a shame because there are still so many brushes I want, but I can't buy them because of the customs fees

Is there ever a chance that a Bisho-do brush could disappoint me? I really trust Bisho-do. I love it so much. I hope the craftsmen who make this series live a long, healthy life so they can keep making these for many more years.

It's soft, and instead of a sharp bullet shape, it has a round shape, which I like more. I use it when I need to quickly add eyeshadow

It’s perfect for nose contouring! I have similar ones from MAC, The Tool Lab, Eho Do, Hakuhodo, and others, but this one is the best. How can it be so soft yet perform so well? For someone like me, who doesn't enjoy doing detailed nose contouring, this is the absolute best

I ordered this because I wanted this size, but I use other bullet brush more often. The bullet brush has a pointed tip, which makes it easier to apply shadow to the outer corners of the eyes.

It's soft, but it's not suitable for base shadow. When I apply shadow after sunscreen and foundation, I feel like the brush fibers get damaged, and the performance drops. For base shadow, I think goat hair or silver fox hair would be better.

How can goat hair be this soft? It's as soft as high-quality squirrel hair. I bought it as a shading brush, but it seems perfect for liquids like a foundation brush. I was going to use it with Fenty Beauty's contour, but the brush is so beautiful that I feel it’s a waste to use it with the black contour product

It's a brush that's easy to control, so I use it often. The brush is soft, but the performance is great, so I always use this brush when trying out a new eyeshadow..