Haul: Morphe Brushes

So one day a few weeks ago I found myself  hunting the web for Morphe makeup brushes because of Patrick Starr ... *sigh*. I've been looking for a new foundation brush since the tragic demise of my well loved Sigma F80 *welp*, and as I am on a mission to try new things I didn't want to just replace it. I had read that the Morphe M439 was a great alternative to the F80 and then I heard Patrick Starrr mention in in his Morphe faves video and I was sold!

Morphe M439 Deluxe Buffer Brush

Obviously, because I am excessive,   I began watching a million other 'Morphe favourites' videos on YT and convinced myself I needed more than the M439 :'(( . Plus you would be silly not to listen to NikkieTutorials when she says the M310 is the best highlighting brush she has ever used. Just saying. The brushes are really affordable and they are super super soft. The brushes from the Elite collection, particularly,  are really well made and I am sure they will last me a very long time! 

The Elite Collection 

Morphe state that these brushes are limited edition but I know they have been out for a while and they are still available, so I don't think we have a MAC Oh Darling situation on our hands just yet. The Elite collection brushes are made of synthetic bristles, the handle of the brush is much more sleek looking and heavier in weight than the brushes in the other lines. I think you could achieve any eye look with the four brushes I chose- they are incredibly soft yet firm and I love the fact that the handles are slightly longer than the usual makeup brush. 

Morphe E14 Oval Shadow Brush - Densely packed brush, great for packing on eyeshadow £5.50

Morphe E23 Deluxe Blending Brush - Fluffy untapered blending brush, great for applying transition shades and for general blending £5.50

Morphe E24 Bullet Crease Brush - Very firm tapered brush for creating a defined, sharp crease £5.50

Morphe E28 Round Blender Brush - Tapered round brush for blending everything seamlessly, small brush head so particularly good if you have smaller eyes. £5.50

Morphe Studio and Morphe Studio Pro Collections

These are the lines that you have probably heard all about. There are over 150 different brushes in the line, it is mental! There is a mixture of natural goat hair and synthetic bristle brushes available. The brushes are much more light weight, and not as sleek looking as the ones in the Elite Collection, but they are still very soft and well made. 

Morphe M310 Large Soft Fan Brush (Goat hair bristle)- The highlighting brush that NikkieTutorials swears by! This is also good for sweeping away any fall out and diffusing any harshly placed colour £6.00

Morphe M433 Pro Firm Blending Fluff Brush (Goat hair bristle)- The shape and firmness of this makes it great for blending out any colour in the crease. This brush is often compared to the popular MAC 217 and the Sigma E25, this version obviously being the cheaper alternative priced at £4.75

Morphe M439 Deluxe Buffer Brush- very densely packed round top brush- great for seamlessly buffing out cream and liquid products. The bristles are much softer than that of the F80 and it has a larger surface area £11.25

Morphe M504 Large Pointed Blender Brush -  Bigger blending brush, fluffy and very soft- great for applying a wash of colour or a transition shade £5.50

Morphe M508 Smudger Brush - Great for smudging/smoking out shadow or liner on the lower lash line £4.50

You can get Morphe Brushes from:

Beauty Bay

Cult Beauty

Cocktail Cosmetics

Beauty Chamber

You will find that the sites have different brushes on offer but Beauty Bay and Beauty Chamber have more of a selection with offerings from most of the lines. It may also be difficult to get hold of the more popular brushes like the M310 and M433 but you can sign up to a waiting list on most of these sites. You can also browse and shop all the Morphe brush lines directly from Morphe but you will have to pay a Customs Charge if shipping to the UK.

I have started using them all and I am in love with them!! The M439... *Dancing lady emoji*, I'm sure you will see them all feature in my upcoming posts!  Have you tried any Morphe brushes? What do you think of them??

'Be your own kind of beautiful'