I'm on a roll xD....another Elf review as promised. This time, as what is written on the title, the infamous Kabuki Face Brush.
Company claims: "This new anti bacterial, synthetic haired Taklon brush is softer and more absorbent and can be used with wet or dry products. Be a professional makeup artist and create a flawless look with this e.l.f. studio brush! Our handy and easy to use Kabuki Brushes provide a light to full coverage on your face or body to ensure a flawless finish. The compact brush is perfectly sized to allow for precise and controlled application of bronzer, powder, or a highlighter on your skin.*Vegan Friendly"
-Yess it is synthetic haired Taklon brush
-Yess it is uber duber soft
-wet products? 
This is what it comes...the packaging if you wil.
This is what it comes...the packaging if you wil.
Being the werid me, I compared if the brush would be the same size as the image on the box.
Its the same size =O; what you see is what you get. No, it is not duo fiber, its just dyed black on the top part while the rest is white hairs.
The brush handle is a good size to put in your palms/ hands to do the brushing or buffing motion. I honestly thought that the brush would be 2 times more dense, but its not bad overall.
Compared to my Ecotools kabuki, the ELF one looks like a GIANT! BOOM!
It picks up product quite well, almost the same as how powder is picked up from my Ecotools one. BTW natural hairs pick up product better then synthetic hairs. Synthetic hairs are good for liquid foundation or concealer and what not.
Thats pretty darn dense there!
Birds eye view. From the top picture, it looks as though both are the same size. EVIDENCE! to prove you wrong. ELF one is pretty big, almost the size of my whole cheek area.
Conclusion:
-Price: A+
-packaging: B
-Product: A
-Overall rating: B+
-Buy again?:Maybe
-Price: A+
-packaging: B
-Product: A
-Overall rating: B+
-Buy again?:Maybe
All of the beauty encyclopedias are $5 each from ELF's regular line. If your interested...click
-very creamy and pigmented
-very pigmented
The face brush that comes with it, well its really...crappy. Its all messed up, scratchy, and just plain wrong ToT. I just use it now to get rid of dust off my netbook and my table HAHA.
*sorry about the lightening, the sticker says "New Improved forumla*
Thinking that this would be just another stinky nail polish that would taste/smell like death (like Sally Hansen ones..those Liquid ones omg >_<), this totally took me by surprise. IT SMELLS AWESOME!! "Fresh citrus scent" to be exact. O-M-G I couldn't stop smelling these darn things. It doesn't even have the smallest hint of alcholic nastyness. Thumbs up for that =D 
As you can see, there are only 4 ingredients, compared to Sally Hansen nail polish remover that has 30+ ingredients. And it smells REALLY REALLY bad...no joke.
The product/packaging was a lot less smaller then I expected when I first got it. Compared to a Mac blush, it is a little bit smaller (around 0.5 cm in radius smaller).
Pads itself are litterally paper thin. When you first feel the pads, they feel like they're dry but they're really not. Start rubbing it againsted your nails and surprisingly, oils take away the polish like melting butter. I'm not quite sure what the pads are; they are kinda something like really thin felt. 
Here is a nasty 5 days old manicure that is starting to chip...please ignore the uglyness. *Btw...if you're wondering about the color, its 1 coat of OPI 3 Plums I win from Vegas collection with 1 coat of ELF nail polish in Mod Mauve*.
Definition of swipe: a "wipe" from bottom to top and not rubbing it back and forth
Three swipes...
Five swipes... (keep in mind i'm not rubbing my nails and i'm using only light pressure)
And....... VOILA~ CLEANNNN
One bad thing about these pads is it makes your polish turn to liquid kinda thing, and the liquid stuff goes under your nails and stays there.
