Tkb?

[TheStranger1]

Have anyone heard about this company? I was thinking about buying either the Goat Hair Buffer Brush or the Full Coverage Kabuki Brush. They have a very low price so I wondered whether anyone here has experience with them and can tell me if this company has quality brushes?

Thank you!

 

[emily_3383]

I have had a good experience with them but I havent tried the brushes.

 

[any]

They are great and I really like the little buffer! I guess I have to say it´s small, best for blushes, but it´s very soft and nice. My favorite brush right now, and i have a lot of brushes...

 

[TheStranger1]

Thank you both!

I'm looking for a foundation brush but I have a low budget *g*

 

[Ronnie]

I've only heard good things about TKB and for a tight budget the prices of their brushes look great.

 

[agatapas]

For the cheap brushes I may recommend you a Costal Scents. They have a lot of nice affordable synthetic brushes. I think they have Dior synthetic kabuki, for something like 10 $.

As to the TBK I intend to order from them, while their powders are cheaper than at TBK and they have good customer services. However now I'm waiting for them to get a silk powder in stock, cos I want to add it to my order.

 

[TheStranger1]

Thank you Ronnie and agatapas! I've just found out that TKB have a 15$ minimum order.

I checked Costal Scents, have you tried the Flat Mineral Bronzer Buffer Large or the Deluxe Buffer Brush? I'm thinking about buying one of them.

 

[Sirvinya]

I've used the pigments from TKB but not the brushes. They do have a $15 minimum order as they are a wholesaler but I've always had my orders delivered really quickly.

 

[PhantomGoddess]

I've been thinking about purchasing from TKB jus because I wanna try my hand at making E/S and lippies.

 

[ondine]

If you are on alow budget you might also want to consider the kabuki or flat top brush of Silk Naturals, I have bought both of them (they are around 10 or 11 USD each) and they really are extremely soft synthetic hair (I find synthetic brushes softer and better to apply mmu, but then that's just me )

 

[tanjls]

I've ordered from TKB...but only jars...their CS is pretty good. The prices of their brushes are really low but I've read some less than positive comments about them on Delphi...like shedding and being abit scratchy. I personally would go for Coastal scents brushes if you're on a budget.

 

[AngelaGM]

I need to order some pigments from TKB.

 

[TheStranger1]

Thank you all for the answers! I'll probably go for a Coastal Scents brush once I get my paycheck

 

[SonaSeun]

I'm about to order from tkb also do you like their product

I figure i'll get the sample sizes and see what i like

 

[mk12]

I can't see your links, so I'm not sure which specific products you're interested in... but I've ordered from TKB before. They had a minimum order requirement. I bought some silk powder, pearl powder, kaolin clay, jojoba oil and some sifter jars. I was very happy with my order and would order from them again. (I also got small and large plastic scoops included for free with my order... not a big deal but they are very nice to use when mixing mineral colors together.)

 

[Thais]

Sorry, I haven't heard.

 

[PetiteMama]

No, don't do it! I ordered the whole set of brushes when they were first available, and almost none of them are usable. There's a whole huge thread about this on MMM. I thought the company itself was very professional, and I wanted to love the brushes, but they're completely unacceptable for use with mineral makeup. Waste of money. :-(

 

[simisimi100]

as I saw in the site, the dont have a MMU ready. you have to make the MMU of your own.. am I wrong??

 

[TheStranger1]

Thanks PetiteMama!

I'm going to order the deluxe buffer brush from Coastal Scents.