Rephr Eye Brushes | Demo and Review *purchased*

[@julias5980]

I'm watching this video a year+ later ahead of a sale, and this is by far and away the most informative rephr review I've ever seen. Showing the brushes next to your eye was a stroke of genius, and the within-group comparisons were supremely helpful. It's clear that you really thought about what someone would want and need to know before purchasing eyeshadow brushes, not just which ones are your favorites. Thank you so much for creating this video that is still bringing so much value to the community!

[@charmedbymeghan]

And btw - why don't more brands show brushes in comparison to eyes in their ads. That is honestly genius.

[@ma-ma-mamary3946]

Legit question. I appreciate that Rephr has the bristle dimensions as well. If they can't get brush-to-eye comparisons, the measurements are the least they can do.

[@badtothebrow]

Yess this!!

[@fudebooty]

I completely agree!!! Brilliant!!

[@thisorthat629]

Old comment, but still I think the reason is because different sized eyes and different eye shapes. And you wouldn't know, unless you already know a brand or model, how this relates to your eyes. But measurements should be included, those are universal.

[@threadsketch7267]

Really glad you included the care tips at the end; I've just started using some rephr brushes and, like you, also knew I needed to handle them with caution but didn't realize that using a color switch of some type is bad practice (I have the silicone Sigma switch pad but it's probably still not a good idea). I've got plenty of microfiber cloths so I'll use that next time.

[@abdulazuzadel4768]

I prefer Rephr brushes to WG, SG, Chikuhodo, Koyudo, etc. Love that mixed hair used in manufacturing brushes, which makes them not too soft and not too hard ( just right🙂). Love their nice, sufficient collection, good price, but most important -they are AVAILABLE. Whenever some brushes are sold out, they usually promptly restocked. I never had any problems with Rephr. For last couple of years I removed all other brushes from circulation. Thank you, Rephr. Good video, as usual, Milli. This look is so polished, i just love it.

[@NemesisMarple]

I love Rephr brushes! I bit the bullet and bought some beginnings of the year and they are all I use on my eyes now. Numbers 13,14,02,03,23 and are absolute FAVs! I am gentle when cleaning them and that maybe why I haven’t had them splay out on me yet. Loved the look you did with the Jaguar palette as well x

[@tcs134]

this is THE BEST brush content ever... thank you so very much!!! I also appreciate your thoughts on price savings!!

[@charmedbymeghan]

Omg a million thumbs up!!! I've been wanting this kind of video to see if these brushes are worth it. 💓 Literally was just thinking of this yesterday. Thank you thank you thank you!

[@happybeautytoyou]

13 and 14 changed my eyeshadow application! My life is so much easier.

[@Waywardwindfall]

I am so glad I found your channel. I have literally learned so much. I am getting these brushes for my birthday. I also just made my first terra moons purchase.

[@justsomeeyemakeup]

I’m so glad I found your video review before partaking in their BOGO sale! Thank you for your recommendations and demo! 😍

[@zibbyzoo4379]

I love these brushes. The 01 is my favorite; I have two. It’s like the OG MAC 227 for me (my GOAT). I love the 29 as well for precise lining on my upper lash line - I hate to be messy with that. I adore their face brushes even more than the eye brushes, if that’s even possible. Thank you for your review! XOXO Heidi

[@richardwright9292]

Very useful video! Thank you for including details about the handles - I get RSI from untapered handles and can't stand when they mark or look dirty.

[@keishastroud9212]

I finally got some rephr brushes havent touched them yet but super excited! Thank you for the helpful tips at the end... Saves me on taking care of them well

[@badtothebrow]

Yay!! I hope u’ll love them!

[@clidrevandijk]

They’re the Morphe of fude brushes. I totally agree with you about the lower quality compared to other fude brands. Definitely not worth the full price (I would buy Hakuhodo instead). But they’re a good value for what they are, when they’re on sale. My favorite ones are the pencil ones: 23 and 3. I can’t have a confirmation, obviously, but I have 10 years experience with fude and my guess is that these are made by Hakuhodo with lower quality fibers and low quality control. That justifies their lower price. The goat from Hakuhodo brushes is silkier and more delicate, so I would recommend Hakuhodo J series if a correspondent Rephr brush is only available at full price.

[@zeenathhannan1119]

Yes you named all my favourites! x

[@unabashedlybroken6789]

I just picked up the 1,2,3 bundle and I already want more. All the brushes!

[@asipp7651]

Awesome review & eye tutorial❣ I been wanting some new pencil brushes & may give these a try 🙂

[@deenajones7747]

I recently bought #3,13,and 14 and discovered that I love love love them so last week when they did 40% off I ordered 3 of each and a few face brushes!

[@kate98765]

Ah! Just put a microfiber cloth next to my makeup table, thanks for the tip!

[@PinCushionQueen]

I prefer the pro line too & the extra long handled iterations , I wish there were more of those. I’m a hooded girl, much like yourself actually & we seem to lean toward similar styles. The 21 brush was created with Rephr & Mel Thompson because she really missed the synthetic MAC 242 for shimmers, so they created it with her in mind . It’s a great little brush for those shiny, shifty, sparkly shades we love and adore so much. We need midi sizes , AGREED! I love the 19 from WG too! It’s a must have for hooded eyes. That concept store & Mark from Rephr listening to his Fude lovers who know what they like & the smaller shapes are the reason I keep going back! A company with integrity; that matters to me. Fude is very painstaking work hence the cost but worth it. I have a brush that’s 28 years old & going strong! It’s all in how one cares for them. Enjoyed your thoughts very much , thanks Milly! ⚡️

[@vetaasmr1016]

Thank you for this review! It's nice to hear an unbiased opinion. I was close to buying some of their brushes but this review changed my mind, they don't seem to be that special anymore. I'd rather save up and get Sonia G. As a cheaper option I've been loving Zoeva goat hair brushes.

[@skincareaddicted]

Thank you for the honest review

[@lubazak636]

I like Rephr and they are having a big sale coming up so will buy a few more. Thanks for the tips. I have hooded eyes like you so appreciate your knowledge. I haven’t had any fall apart. I just bought some microfiber cloths. Otherwise I have just used Sigma and have one Morphe brush and a few random cheapes. Good enough for me. To me, good quality shadow is very much key.

[@tigerskatemom]

Thank you for the video! Splayed after washing too much - that's the reason they are not my favorite. And the matte handle 😉😆 Also I had two 21 brushes and I noticed inconsistencies in quality of bristles alignment - one came lopsided. Not sure if I will buy more of these. I will probably get only number 13. Wayne's brushes mostly pointed but I like to have at least few dome shaped ones.

[@shannonphillips3717]

Love your reviews and looks!

[@badtothebrow]

Thank you!!

[@kasia-l]

I got the bundle with nr 1-5 two years ago and they're great and 1 is great to buff lower lashline when you want it blown out but not too much or getting into your crease to really deepen it. PS I wipe my natural hair brushes on my arm or my sweatpants😅

[@berelinde]

I love my rephr brushes. I find the 13,14, 21, and 3 the most useful, but I'm also fond of the 12, 1, and 2. I don't use the 15 much, to be honest, or the 26. Besides the softness, I love how much easier natural fiber brushes are to clean. I hate the way synthetic brushes stain. And properly cared for, they last for years. I also use the flat goat hair brushes for packing color on the outer corner.

[@shannonphillips3717]

I really need to up my makeup brush game!

[@katia_gabriella]

I got the $55 sale ones, and I think they're arriving today 😍😍

[@adelavalladares]

Can I use dawn soap antibacterial? I read that putting aloe Vera after washing is good to condition is this true?

[@ByHerHand]

I must be doing something wrong - I bought the 21 due to everyone saying how well it picked up shimmers - but I can't make it work. I much prefer the number 2.

[@adriaward4539]

Could the number 1 be used for highlighting?

[@adriaward4539]

I really liked this review. I really enjoy the Rephr eye brushes.

[@natrajkumari]

I love natural hair (especially undyed goat hair) brushes, and I was super excited about Rephr. However, I definitely have to say, while they're not bad, they're not the same quality as many of my other brushes. That said, when they're on sale I do recommend them as kind of like a "Baby's first Fude" since they're not a massive investment compared to say Wayne Goss, Sonia G. Hakuhodo, and Chikuhodo. When they're on sale, they're cheaper than other fude brands, so if you mess up and destroy the brush by treating it like a synthetic brush you're only out about half the money you would be if you did that to a higher quality brush. I also appreciate that their range and line is easier to navigate for a beginner than some other brands. However if you were going to spend full price on Rephr, I would just suggest to go with Sonia G or Wayne Goss as at that point they're basically the same upfront cost, and equally easy to navigate.

[@abdulazuzadel4768]

I actually prefer Rephr brushes and not just stopped buying WG, Chikuhodo, Sonia G., Koyudo, etc. I stopped using them. To each their own 🙃

[@Eff_It]

Geesh, the language being used in these comments to describe Rephr buyers is so demeaning.

[@yulianagonzalez2428]

I’m looking into purchasing them that’s why I being watching so many videos I want to get ready to get the most useful brushes from Rephr

[@badtothebrow]

Definitely get the 13, 14, 03 or 23 and 21 or 28

[@yulianagonzalez2428]

@@badtothebrow thank you so much I put them on my wishlist now thanks for the recommendation

[@kellywolfe5930]

I need some good brushes for my hooded eyes it is so challenging and I definitely need a sale 💙💛❤💚💜

[@lasritagilda]

Rephr has became my favorite brush brand, I own pretty much all of them, what I don’t like is that they don’t have consistency among their sizes (I have bought 3 brushes 01 and none of them have the same size)

[@maybe1daysoon]

I believe it’s trickier with natural hair brushes to be mimicked exactly the same.

[@lasritagilda]

@@maybe1daysoon Yes! But I must include that I emailed them and they send me replacements ✨

[@ルイです2.0]

Did you get a new mic? You sound so much better! Just wow. 🥰

[@badtothebrow]

Thanks! I’ve had a newer mic for almost a year now

[@ルイです2.0]

@@badtothebrow That's good to know. I hope you continue to better your equipment. I love your content!

[@charmedbymeghan]

Lol I just returned that Huda palette 🙈 I fell in love with the color story and then when I got it - I just wasn't that impressed with most of the shimmery shades and felt instant regret.

[@tedoymisojos]

Super helpful. TY!

[@beautifuldisater]

I love rephre brushes but I still use my sigma e25 ,e27.I don't like cleaning rephre 😜😍

[@M3GPie]

I’ve tried quite a few rephr brushes and I was so disappointed. They’re not as soft as synthetic. I’m a sucker for soft brushes. Currently, my favorite brushes are from BK beauty. They’re gorgeous and they feel so luxe. Rephr brushes feel cheap to me.

[@yulianagonzalez2428]

😲😲seriously I own the BK full collection and I want to add the Rephr because my ytuber said the Rephr are way better 🤔🤔🤔

[@M3GPie]

@@yulianagonzalez2428 yeah. That’s why I got some rephr, but I regret it. They aren’t as soft, and they tend to make everything look more pigmented. It’s helpful if you have something extremely subtle that needs to be built up, but for me, I 100% prefer BK. If you like more pigmented looks then you might prefer rephr. I’m extremely fair though so that might be a factor as well.

[@batacumba]

Lol that’s the point, soft doesn’t apply certain products as well at all. I’m currently really frustrated with my synthetic brushes for this reason and need to pick up some natural fiber brushes. You need the more toothsome nature of natural fibers to pick up a lot of flakier or chunkier shades. Yeah it doesn’t feel as pleasant on the eye but it’s necessary for certain products in order to get the best result.

[@patriciapification]

❤️

[@lebuck430]

Very informative but slow down speaking

[@badtothebrow]

You can slow down the video in the upper right corner settings

[@shannonphillips3717]

first!

[@badtothebrow]

❤️❤️