Morphe Elite Pointed Buffer Fluffy Eye Brush (G2)

I need a perfect brush like this to blend or set my concealers and this was the perfect one! I love it the brush does not look cheap at all perhaps the Elite collections are one of my fav brush collection from morphe too!

This brush is really soft and lovely, definitely a "beauty blender on a stick" like Patrick Starr says! However, they shipped it to me in a thin envelope with zero protection so mine arrived totally messed up. It was so banged up that the ferrule was hanging off the handle on an angle and honestly, despite being beautiful the handle is definitely cheaply made. I had to bang the brush on the counter a few times to try and bend it back into place, and finally I just ripped the whole top off the handle and taped it back together straight. It's not that cute but at least it's not wobbling all over the place! Anyways depending on the current price you should actually check the Morphe website before buying on Amazon, they upcharge a lot. Morphe has expensive shipping though so do the math and see what works best for you :)

Was hesitant to buy this brush bc of previous reviews, but I’m glad I got it! Wish the handle was better quality, felt pretty flimsy and the logo was smeared. The bristles, however, were soft and well cut, so I’m happy with it.

Loved this brush! Super soft, blended nicely, and washed without a problem. I’ve since purchased tons more morphe brushes directly from morphe.com and those brushes felt the same and had same quality as this one.

Have been using morphe brushes for a long time. I have found that these relatively inexpensive brushes are far more useful to me than some that I've paid much more.

I really love the morphe elite pointed buffer. The brush does break apart onto your face it does its job. Highly recommended this brush.

Well - im not sure if is an original brush - as i opened the box - the brand label was erased when i touched it

This brush was recommended to me by Patrick Starr on Youtube. He calls this a beautyblender on a stick. He isn't wrong, and I use this for blending out my under eye concealer. It's much more hygienic than a beautyblender too, since it can be washed and sanitized where a sponge cannot. I think it may be just a tiny bit big for my undereye area, but I still like it and I'm sure I will find other uses for it as time goes on. I have washed multiple times and have had no problems with shedding. The gunmental finish of the brush looks sleek.