Revlon Travel Brush Kit Review

By Priya Sinha

Hello gorgeous ladies,
The more I try to explore these newly launched Revlon makeup brushes, the more I find that there are so many brushes as a part of this FX Expert Brushes as Revlon calls these. I have collected all the brushes that I found so far and in all I now have 12 fantastic brushes which are Smokey Eye Duo Brush, Lip Retractable Brush, Lash and Brow Groomer, Contour Brush, Blush Brush, Blending Brush, Foundation Brush, Crease Shadow Brush, Concealer Brush, All Over Shadow Brush, Kabuki Brush and a pretty lil’ Travel Brush Kit. I promise this is the last from the range that I have and that I am going to review. So let’s welcome this baby into the makeup world!

Price: A whopping CAD 25!!

Product Description:

My Experience with Revlon Travel Brush Kit Review:

A travel brush kit is a vital product for me when I travel because I don’t believe in carrying expensive full-size brushes with me as I am not sure what might happen to my luggage. I am not tying to be negative, but better safe than sorry, right? Hence when I saw his pretty lil’ makeup brush kit at Walmart, I fell for it immediately.

This brush kit comes with a Powder Brush, a Crease Shadow Brush, an All Over Shadow Brush and a cute case for carrying these brushes. Although I do have the full size of all these brushes, I still couldn’t stop myself from getting this kit.

The packaging of this Revlon Travel Brush Kit is like love at first sight! The packaging of these brushes is so luxurious and so gorgeous and so professional!! It’s made of plastic but still the handle of the brush is like a matte finish material with red detailing at the bottom. Revlon calls it the ‘Diamond Grip Handle.’ Also the neck of the brush has a glossy shinny red rim which looks so chic. Also the outer packaging of these brushes is very fancy. I must say, that Revlon was smart to package these brushes so beautifully because they knew people would ignore the price tag and get these babies home.

The brushes in this kit do not shed or feel scratchy or rough on the cheeks or eyes. I like using the powder brush for applying blush and contouring to some extent. The Crease Shadow Brush and the All Over Shadow Brush are excellent for applying my eye shadow and for placing eye shadow on the lower lash line and it does a great job at that too. Even though these 3 bushes in this kit are tiny as compared to the full size brushes, the size of the brush handle is prefect and does not weigh too much which is a great thing. It fosters smooth makeup application and is fairly easy to wash.

Overall, I am super impressed with this Travel Brush Kit because it offers great quality and ease of application. The price sure is steep, but I can overlook that for this good quality and travel friendly packaging.

Pros of Revlon Travel Brush Kit Review:

• Super gorgeous packaging.
• Perfect kit for travelling.
• Comes with 4 products – 3 different brushes and a case.
• Feels luxurious and professional.
• All brushes have a ‘Diamond Grip handle’ as Revlon calls it.
• Bristles are super soft and high quality.
• Brush handles are the perfect size and weighted correctly.
• Applies makeup really well.
• Easy to clean.
• Do not shed.
• Easily available in drugstores.

Cons of Revlon Travel Brush Kit Review:

• Steep price tag.
• Not available in India.

IMBB Rating: 5/5

Will I Recommend/Repurchase Revlon Travel Brush Kit?
Absolutely ladies! I highly recommend this Revlon Travel Brush Kit to all makeup lovers as this is super high quality and professionally luxurious. This is the perfect kit for travelling and also carrying in your purse on a daily basis if you touch up your makeup throughout the day. I do agree that it is expensive for a drugstore brand, but if you can ignore the price tag, you will sure enjoy a delightful addition to your makeup brush stash!

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