Brush 13 Face Brush

I wanted to love this brush as I have been purchasing Wayne Goss brushes in the past 2 months from Beautylish because I love how soft they are. This brush was a disappointment. As soon as I got it I used it on my client right away and I saw hair falling on my client's face. I was so embarrassed but still gave it the benefit of the doubt. After my makeup gig I decided to clean my brushes and when it came to this brush I was shocked to see more hair fall out. About at least 100 hairs fell out on my first use and it wasn't a pretty sight. I don't think it's normal at all like they say happens in the first few uses as the production packs more than enough hair and so on. 100 hair fall out on the first use is not normal. I love Wayne Goss brushes but I am really sad about this particular brush. I hope it is a fluke because other ladies have given it a rave review. I am just really sad that I got one that wasn't of good quality.

I am revising my original review, as I have learned new ways to use this brush.

It shed quite a bit when I first got it, but it has stopped after a couple of washes. Adjusting my application method has also made a difference. Prior to purchasing this brush, I had used only low- and mid-ranged brushes. This was my first high-end brush purchase, and I didn't really know how to use it. I needed far less pressure with this brush than I was used to, because of the quality of the bristles. They are both strong but soft. Too much pressure on the brush does seem to cause it to shed.

When the brush first arrived, it was small—minuscule, even—for a face brush. After a couple of washes, it fluffed up into a gorgeous little ball, approximately 3.5 cm across. The original intent for this brush, when I purchased it, was for mineral makeup. It's a bit on the smaller side, so I find that it takes longer than I would like to apply a full face of mineral foundation. That said, I prefer smaller brushes for blush, bronzer, and contour because I like the precision it offers.

The brush is wonderful for liquid and powder foundations, blush, bronzer, contour, and highlight. Blending liquid foundation with this brush was mind blowing. It buffed everything to a flawless finish in seconds. Blending powder products is a breeze, and I find it very easy to wipe off product between product applications. Perhaps most crucially, I have found that it doesn't micro exfoliate my very dry and dehydrated skin.

If you get just one Wayne Goss brush, let this be it!

I was hesitant about spending so much on a single brush, and I was surprised by how small it is. But I've been using it for liquid foundation and love it! It doesn't absorb the liquid and spreads and blends it easily and quickly. I really like how gentle it is on my skin. The denser foundation brushes I've used feel like they're tugging on my skin. This one doesn't! (I know it's multifunction, but I haven't tried it with anything else yet.)

I got the Hakuhodo version of this brush (J210) first. When I realized I loved it so much that I needed two of them, I got the Wayne Goss version. I decided to try the 13 because while they're the same brush, the WG is a few dollars cheaper. I use these brushes for highlighter, blush,contour and to buff in my powder. It's not cheap, but if you already know that this round pompom kind of brush shape works for you, it's a great investment.

I have used this for liquid foundation and I am impressed by the quality, this does not absorb liquid foundation product, amazing! It applies liquid quite well and easy to buff with. It is not as dense as other foundation brushes I have used, there is more flexibility in the hair and it is domed not tapered. This could also quite easily be used for blush as well.

I have multiple brushes from different companies like sigma, tarte, artis, Sephora, and IT cosmetics, but they are all synthetic. These are my first natural hair brushes, and I love them! I do still like my other brushes, but these are better.

I have sensitive skin with acne and eczema. The original brush has been great for blush without aggravating my skin further. This one feels even softer and is worth the investment (I have the Billy B and it.Cosmetics brushes and I feel the Wayne Goss ones are better).

Yes,yes it is a little price, but it's worth every penny on it! Absolutely high quality hair which provides superb ability to blend,soft and pleasing the skin. I am not professional make up artist,and use that brush to put a foundation ,blush,contour,blending. .anything you can think off. No hair shedding, no skin hurting!! Recommended to all!

I wish i have this powder brush sooner. It pick powder and apples on yr face nicely. So soft and perfect size.

I have a bunch of Wayne Goss brushes (including 3 of the Air-Brushes). Dare I say, Brush 13 does perhaps a better job of air-brushing then the actual Air-Brush? This brush blends cream highlighters and cream contour beautifully. My foundation looks perfect and streak-free. And the shape is perfect to buff powder into the skin as well. I love this brush and I think I'll be getting another one soon. The only cons are the price and the fact that it isn't easy to clean and takes a while to dry.