
I’ve used more brushes than I can count — from every top brand you can name, but after 15 years at L’Oréal, I was tired of being let down.
Most “luxury” brushes were either too scratchy, too floppy, or just... wrong.
They looked pretty in photos, but on real skin? Useless.
As a working artist, I needed tools that actually worked — not just looked the part. Using synthetic brushes in pro work felt like handing a Michelin chef a plastic knife.
It wasn’t just disappointing
When I read a post on LinkedIn about natural hair brushes, I messaged Brush Voices the same day.
I wasn’t trying to create a mass-market brush line. I wanted a focused, premium collection — but I had serious constraints:
What I needed:
At that point, I had the vision. What I needed was someone who could turn it into product — without wasting my time.
We kicked off in September. From the first call, I could tell they spoke my language — Pro Makeup brush terms, quality control craft, production timelines, marketing considerations.
Together, we built a full collection in just 90 days.
I didn’t have time for endless sampling rounds. Brush Voices got me 2 solid rounds in under a month.They sourced the exact goat hair I needed — soft but precise — and locked in the brush handle I had in mind from the start.They even helped prep the product page photos so I could focus on launching, not labeling.
I didn’t have to chase down vendors. I didn’t have to explain the difference between squirrel and goat. They already knew.
Because we were on a tight deadline, we skipped the final pre-production sample. I trusted them. After reviewing the last details over video, I gave the go-ahead — and they started production right away.
We launched in December with 300 sets — They accept my low quantity request. I could start testing the waters without risking too much.
I asked Brush Voices if they’d support a small batch, even with all the custom specs.
They didn’t hesitate. Just like that, my new brand started...
From €4,000 in a single week to over €24,000 in sales within 3 months — enough to cover all startup costs.
Now the brand brings in over €10,000 in monthly profit, with four reorder cycles already behind us.
It’s no longer a test — it’s a real, growing business.
And the best part? I didn’t have to cut corners to make it happen.
For a brand built in 90 days, that’s exactly the start I hoped for.
You’re not alone — I’ve worked with many brush founders who ran into the same roadblocks:
Sound familiar?
I built a brand I’m proud of, fast — not by cutting corners, but by having the right support.
Thinking of doing something similar? Start with a conversation. I did.
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