Sonia G.

Just to give you a little background on my makeup looks ..... I keep it simple (crease, lid and a little extra in the corner, contour, blush, highlighter) and that is why up until now, my favorite...

The hype is valid Pros on pros -This brush is extremely soft and therefore there is less pulling on the skin. -Smooths powder makeup perfectly. And blends products like a dream. The Con. -...

The Sonia G. brushes have a luxurious look and feel. They are bound by hand in Japan. A few months ago I reviewed the Crease One, which is a beautiful and functional eye brush. Of all the Sonia...

The main difference between this brush and Sonia's Smudger One brush is the type of natural hair used for the bristles. The Smudger One features blue squirrel hair and the bristles of the Smudger...

Sonia G. brushes have a luxurious feel. Each brush is bound by hand with great care by Japanese artisans. The maple handles are kind of thick compared to my MAC, Morphe, or Wayne Goss brushes,...

Sonia G. makes beautiful brushes. They have gorgeous luxe maplewood handles with multiple layers of lacquer. The bristles of Sculpt Three are dyed goat hair. It comes with a protective plastic...

The head of Builder Two is composed of a very soft type of white goat hair known as Saikoho. Goat hair is stiffer than sable or blue squirrel, so I expected it to feel a little rough, but was...