Sigma brushes: get to know bloggers' favorites and learn how to buy

Loved by many bloggers, makeup artists and lovers of the world of makeup, Sigma has become a common name for brushes and has gained a lot of respect in this area of ​​beauty over the last few years.

With several lines for the most varied purposes in make, authorities in the vanity world, such as blogger Camila Coelho, began to endorse and recommend the brand's products, which quickly grew in popularity in Brazil.

But what few know is that despite being located in the United States, Minnesota, the brand was created by a couple of Brazilians? Rene and Simone? in 2009.


Another interesting fact about the products is that they are not tested on animals and according to the manufacturer, even brushes made with animal fiber have an animal-friendly production process free from mistreatment.

To learn more about the brand that has won the heart of many Brazilians who love makeup, check out some relevant tips that will help you choose the right brushes, keep them and use them correctly.

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Individual brushes or kits: which one is best for me?

The choice between buying just a few brushes or buying a whole kit depends a lot on your need. There are more basic kits for those who want to invest in a small but good make arsenal, and there are also options for kits for those who are already a makeup professional or very advanced in this art.

If you intend to buy individual brushes, it is worth checking out the list of top 10 sold by the Sigma website:

F80 Flat Kabuki for $ 24


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E25 Blending for $ 14

E40 Tapered Blending for $ 16

3DHD Kabuki for $ 24

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F35 Tapered Highlighter for $ 24

E30 Pencil for $ 14

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3DHD Precision for $ 19

E35 Tapered Blending for $ 16

E15 Flat Definer for $ 14

E65 Small Angle for $ 14

Depending on your budget, it may be worth buying a kit because the individual cost of each brush decreases. See which collection is best for each makeup artist profile:

Beginner

If you're starting to automate now and want to invest in good products, it's worth it for the Essential Kit ($ 159) or the Sigmax® Essential Kit ($ 159), as they contain the basics you'll need to get it right. . Another option with a lower value is the Travel Kit for $ 86.

Addicted to make

For those who love to automate and have become expert in the subject, the ideal is to bet on the Premium Kit ($ 217) that contains 15 brushes or be a little bolder and choose the Complete Kits ($ 417) that have 29 brushes.

Professional makeup artist

Practitioners who want to invest in innovative, high-precision products that will ensure the perfect trace and optimal texture of their customers can opt for the Advanced Artistry Set ($ 199) which has brushes specific to each make-up area. also by the brushes of the 3DHD line, brand news.

Common questions about Sigma brushes

1. Where can I buy the brushes?

You can purchase directly from the Sigma website or purchase from an authorized dealer in Brazil.

2. What are the accepted payment methods?

Sigma's official online store accepts payment by international credit card, Pay Pal or wire transfer.

3. What is the shipping for shipping to Brazil? Does Sigma provide tracking code?

Shipping will be calculated based on the weight of the product you purchase and will be displayed at checkout. After purchase, you will receive the tracking number to track the delivery of your order. We ran a simulation with the Essential Kit product and shipping options ranged from $ 18 to $ 58.

4. How long does it take to arrive in Brazil?

Shipping options include 1-10 business day delivery, up to 1 month delivery. The time depends on the choice of freight, the time of year (Christmas usually takes longer) and also the customs procedures.

5. Will import duties be charged?

Yes, your product is subject to import tax. Remember that the import tax includes freight. So it is worth to be warned and already count on this charge to not have unpleasant surprises by Mail.

6. Is it safe to buy from SigmaBeauty.com?

Yes, the site is completely secure and you can make your purchase without fear as long as it is on a secure computer.

7. How can I find out if a brush is replica or original?

If the font used in the logo and product code is different from the pictures on the official site, be suspicious.In addition, the original Sigma brushes contain the logo spiked on the metal part as well as the nail. The logo is accompanied by the trademark ® followed by the code / brush name. Another detail is that the original stem finish is shiny while some replicas are matte. However, according to the manufacturer, brushes are not always the same (lots) and so the best way to guarantee an original product is by purchasing it directly from the Sigma website or from an authorized dealer.

For more details and other specific questions about shopping on the site, see the FAQ, shipping and shipping tips, and the Sigma Beauty help section.

The favorite Sigma brushes of Brazilian bloggers

Many Brazilian bloggers are fans and fans of Sigma brushes, check out some videos of them talking about their brushes and giving tips on how to use and choose the kits.

Camila Coelho

Niina Secrets

Karen Bachini

How to wash brushes correctly

When investing in good quality brushes, it is paramount to take care of them with all possible care to keep them longer and always ready and clean for use.

In this sense, washing makeup brushes regularly is essential to prevent the proliferation of fungi or bacteria that can be harmful to your skin and even cause acne. It is suggested to wash 1x per week if you use them daily. If you only use on weekends, washing 1x a month is enough.

Despite being a somewhat? Boring? Procedure There are already accessories to help you with the cleaning ritual. In the following video, blogger Mayara Ximenes shows how she uses her own Sigma Spa Brush Cleaning Glove ($ 35) for cleaning brushes.

Sigma also has a product called Dry N Shape ($ 32) that is specifically designed to dry and leave brushes? Tidy? with the combed strands. With this accessory, brushes take about 4 hours to dry.

Tips for conserving your brushes

  • • For your makeup brushes to last much longer, you need to avoid product buildup on their bristles. Is always paying attention to cleanliness a necessary measure to keep them? guides makeup artist Felipe Caxito from the Corte & Cortes salon.
  • Sigma recommends caution when cleaning brushes and that you do not let the brush stem get wet to prevent the tip from peeling off the brush and making your brush last longer.
  • Another tip is to apply conditioner after washing the brushes, so you keep the natural fibers very soft and keep them longer.
  • Felipe Calixto also suggests that the brush should always be placed to dry in a horizontal position never vertical on a towel.
  • Always store brushes in cases for this purpose or with the handle down in containers in which they stand. If you prefer, you can even make a homemade brush holder.

With such care, your brushes will last much longer and your makeup will be flawless, with the perfect texture and professional finish they deserve. If you love makeup or work with it, it is well worth investing in good products.

Other brands of brushes worth knowing

Besides Sigma, other national and imported brands also produce brushes of good quality and with very different prices, uses and models. Check out other options and see which ones best suit your needs and the amount you want to invest.

The most famous imports

Among the imported ones that are successful in Brazil and worldwide, stand out MAC, Sephora, Make Up For Ever and Revlon. MAC and MUFE have professional lines and set up high-investment products, while Sephora and Revlon have good value-priced products.

All brands mentioned can be expensive in Brazil, but if bought abroad, such as Paraguay or the United States, can have a more interesting value. MAC can be found at MAC stores in malls and airports, and you can also shop through its online store and at Sephora. The other brands can be found in imported cosmetics stores, such as Kutiz, Sephora, Fabulous Store, Beauty Box, as well as traditional and duty free stores.

The national darlings

Cosmetics companies in Brazil have also invested in their makeup brushes lines, expanding the options and seeking to offer the national public a good quality product. Among them are the traditional Contains 1g, O Boticário and the multibrand newcomer Beauty Box, which is also a company of the Boticário Group. Among the three options, Boticário's brushes are the most affordable, while Contém 1g's are a little bigger investment.

The BBB brushes

In Brazilian blogs one of the brands most often cited as good, beautiful and cheap is Macrilan. The brand is a favorite of bloggers Duda from Pretty Poison and Bianca Andrade from Boca Rosa, both reviews and recommends kits for the brand. Your brushes can be found at cosmetics stores and drugstores and also at online shop Charm Cosmetics.

The ecological ones

Those who are serious about animal maltreatment and opting only for eco-friendly and cruelty-free products can quietly invest in Ecotools product lines. With very soft bristle brushes and bamboo handles, the lines are cost-effective. In Brazil you find the brand on sites like Dafiti and Konad.

The cutest and softest

Whom said, Berenice ?, the Boticário Group franchise, has become a favorite of Brazilians for its brushes with cheerful colors and ultra soft bristles, not to mention the price that is very attractive.

To order by catalog

Buying by catalog has the magic of flipping through the pages, jotting your name down next to the desired product, and eagerly waiting for your friend to call you to let you know your purchase has arrived. And for those who are adept at this mode of shopping, brands such as Natura, Avon, Mary Kay and Eudora also have good choices of brushes in their booklets. It's worth searching and making your choices!

The easiest to find

There are brands that are everywhere and are wild in those moments when you travel or visit a friend and end up forgetting a brush. With products at very affordable prices, Vult, Marco Boni, Pro Art, among other names, are some good options for emergencies that you will easily find in cosmetics stores, pharmacies and even supermarkets.

Generics made in China

In addition to the well-known brands, you can also opt for products from China, which you find on websites such as AliExpress and Light in The Box. It is worth mentioning the importance of checking the origin of the product, the reputation of the seller and the opinions left at the bottom of each product page.

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