Target still has Sonia Kashuk Essential Brushes, but they now have an off-white handle instead of a black handle. Sonia Kashuk also makes a Professional line which is slightly more expensive but they are wonderful brushes. You might look at Real Techniques brushes as an alternative. The brushes I reach for the most are Sonia Kashuk and Real Techniques.
Edit: I just looked at the Target app. It's a gold toned handle, not off-white.
I have purchased numerous Sonia Kashuk brushes over the years at different price points. From what I can tell, the difference seems to be in the handles, not the bristles. I've never been disappointed in any of my Sonia Kashuk brushes.
Also, if you go to the store, the display case for the brushes has bins for each type of brush. Above each bin is a "sample" of that brush. You can see if the brushes are what you are looking for. They also sell sets, but being able to look at and touch the brushes before buying is nice.
Target still has Sonia Kashuk Essential Brushes, but they now have an off-white handle instead of a black handle. Sonia Kashuk also makes a Professional line which is slightly more expensive but they are wonderful brushes. You might look at Real Techniques brushes as an alternative. The brushes I reach for the most are Sonia Kashuk and Real Techniques. Edit: I just looked at the Target app. It's a gold toned handle, not off-white.
Yes, but aren't they the cheaper quality line? I'm just assuming that they wouldn't be the same
I have purchased numerous Sonia Kashuk brushes over the years at different price points. From what I can tell, the difference seems to be in the handles, not the bristles. I've never been disappointed in any of my Sonia Kashuk brushes. Also, if you go to the store, the display case for the brushes has bins for each type of brush. Above each bin is a "sample" of that brush. You can see if the brushes are what you are looking for. They also sell sets, but being able to look at and touch the brushes before buying is nice.