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Chikuhodo Noel Collection for Holiday 2015

Chikuhodo Noel Collection for Holiday 2015
Chikuhodo Noel Collection for Holiday 2015

Two limited edition brush sets from Chikuhodo, just in time for the holidays.

Now online

The Details

Noel Collection Lumiere Brush Set, $300.00 (Limited Edition)

This limited edition Noel Collection Lumiere Brush Set is made of seven beautifully handcrafted brushes that feature gold handles with a delicate, silver star design and are made with various types of 100% natural hair. This set includes:

  • Powder Brush (167mm) / Gray Squirrel
  • Cheek Brush (148mm) / Gray Squirrel
  • Eye Shadow Brush Large (133mm) / Gray Squirrel
  • Eye Shadow Brush Small (126mm) / Gray Squirrel & Weasel
  • Brow Brush (122.5mm) / Racoon
  • Shadow Liner Brush (121mm) / Weasel
  • Lip Brush (141mm open/87mm closed) / Weasel
  • Gold Pouch

Noel Collection Rose Brush Set, $120.00 (Limited Edition)

This limited edition Noel Collection Rose Brush Set is made of four beautifully handcrafted brushes that feature a glimmering, rosy pink ombré handle design and are made with 100% natural goat, pine squirrel, and weasel hair. This set includes:

  • Powder Brush (155mm) / Goat
  • Cheek Brush (150mm) / Goat
  • Eyeshadow Brush (130mm) / Pine Squirrel & Weasel
  • Lip Brush (141mm open/87mm closed) / Weasel
  • Pink Pouch

Chikuhodo Noel Collection for Holiday 2015
Chikuhodo Noel Collection for Holiday 2015

Chikuhodo Noel Collection for Holiday 2015
Chikuhodo Noel Collection for Holiday 2015

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pePear Avatar

I love Chikuhodo brushes but I don’t like the brushes they put in the set. I’ll buy it if they have more mix with face brushes and eyeshadow brushes only as I have my dislike for lip brush in natural hair and shadow liner brush look too small for me and with this price I think I better get Wayne Goss Anniversary Set on the same website they look more promising to me.

KJH Avatar

They SAY they collect the hair, rather than kill the guys. Personally, I don’t believe it. I can see why it might gross you out, anyway. I try not to use products made from something I would not eat. Hope you can find some good synthetic alternatives. I like the It brushes from Ulta, and assume they are synthetic. Could be wrong. It brushes do not have the luxury factor, though.

Nerdmompp Avatar

I just got the Lumiere set and its a pretty good deal. The hairs are all squirrel vs. Goss which tend to be goat so it’s more appropriate to compare to the Chikuhodo Z-Series. They are so soft on the face, especially on the lids and the design is so much more luxe than the Z-Series. I have purchased a comparable face powder brush alone for $200 so this set is a very good value if you are looking for a comprehensive set. Don’t know how useful the case is going to be but at least it’s a matching color.

Linda Avatar

Although these brush sets are nice (and expensive), it kind of upsets me that so many people insist on using products NOT tested on animals, animal byproducts etc, and then go crazy trying to purchase a brush set made of squirrel hair. I actually love my synthetic brushes, it would hurt me to buy these. Not trying to hate on or offend anyone, just my opinion on the brushes.

Bonnie Avatar

My first thought was are these brushes cruelty-free? I don’t see how they could possibly “collect” squirrel and weasel hair unless they were confined to a tiny cage. The brushes look beautiful, and I have a passion for pink, however my passion for the humane treatment of animals is stronger.
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