Well, it is a Suqqu brush. What is there more to say-the quality is great. But just for clarifcation- this is NOT the Suqqu brush that Lisa Eldridge made so popular. The one from Lisa's videos is from natural(squarrel) hair. This one is made of synthetic fibres. Yes, the brush is fine but these two brushes are two different dimensions. The one with natural hair is smaller and very airy. The one with the synthetic fibres is bigger and denser. So not only the hair type but the form will give you different outcome. Suqqu as many others switched to synthetic brushes so you can not purchase the original one. I understand(well I imagene I understand)why they changed the hair type but in my opinion they should have left both hair types and let the consumer decide what to purchase. For me the original brush a way superior than this one but at the end you get what you can.

Absolutely gorgeous brush. I hope I will have it for many years. It's extremely soft and you can apply blush very delicately and build up color. Lisa Eldridge never disappoints with her recommendations. I believe the Suqqu Cheek Brush has been replaced with this one or it might just have gotten a different name. 

you will not want to use any other blush brush again

Over the years I've bought brushes at all price points. I have more than enough. But when I saw that this was in stock and it looked pretty close to the blush brush that Lisa Eldridge raves about I had to try it and what can I say... I don't have anything like this. It is super soft but more importantly it just ups your application game! I never get my blush placement / look wrong ever since I got this one. Love it <3