I am a big fan of all types of make up brushes, from those for eyeliner to those for foundation and over the years have accumulated a few of the brushes. I have found that the higher end ones, such as those of Clinique, MAC and even number seven tend to be the better ones, both in quality and the length of time the last, though at Christmas I received a Ruby & Millie brushes set. I have to say, although I did recognise the brand, it wasn't one that I had heard a lot about and was therefore not too sure what my expectations of the brushes were, nonetheless I decided to give them ago. One of the brushes within this set was the Cheek ...  Read the complete review

==Ruby and Millie Cheek Brush== A few years back I purchased a whole ton of these Ruby & Millie cosmetic brushes from Boots. At the time they were not the cheapest brushes that were available to buy but they also were far from the most expensive too. I was drawn to these particular ones not only because of the look of the brushes but also because I was buying a fair bit of the Ruby and Millie make up around that period. This brush is one of the ones I tend to use the most and when I purchased it at £12 if I remember rightly it has been money well spent I feel. Unfortunately I don't think these brushes are available from Boots now although ...  Read the complete review

A few months ago I invested in some make up brushes. I bought myself some Jemma Kidd one's that cost me an arm in leg in Boots! The reason I did was because I was sick and tired of using brushes that went bear or had hairs sticking out of place and felt cheap and nasty to use on my skin however when I saw the prices of decent one's I was in pain at parting with my cash! Now though I am glad I did! However since doing so I would never use a cheap applicator now. I see the benefit of better tools and I find that even though from time to time I use cheap make-up (my collection is so mix and match at the moment lol) that I get great results time and time again ...  Read the complete review

At around £15 for a brush, I was pretty please to get a Ruby And Millie cheek brush for xmas, last year. So one year on- still going strong. As part of an ever growing tool kit, a good cheek brush is a true essential every girl needs. As well as Ruby and Millies fab range of colours in their make up range, it seems their know how has descended into their tools as well. The style of these is undeniable. Shiny silver, with glossy black bristles that stay clog free, whatever cheap blush or bronze you use, these will fast become a staple in your make up bag. In terms of length, these are a bit 'make up artisty' - eg. Large! If ...  Read the complete review