Brush Selection

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xpurseloverx

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Mar 8, 2008
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#1
i am having a hard time getting brushes set up i havent brought a good brush the ones i have i have gotten free they are like the cheapie ones :cursing: and i want a nice brush set because it really does matter what brush you use i would like to know what brand of brushes i should look into and also what brushes i need for full makeup because there is sooooo many and i have no clue which ones are nesscesary (sp) so please help me no need to say anything about lip brushes i am interested in eyes the most but i would like to learn more about the facial brushes as well thanks for the respones :tup:
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ps money is not a porb, i can just save up might as well do a big pay off first instead of bad brushes that will end up making me spend more money =P
 
#4
Foundation brushes the best I feel are by Everyday Minerals
Eyeshadow brushes the best I've used are MAC and Anna Sui (also prettiest!)
Lip brushes yet to find the perfect one.
 
#5
frostedcouture said:
LMAO as PG would say, werd to the terd.
Hehe love you PG (and ella!!) :heart:

MAC is the best best best. what kinds of brushes are you looking for?

If you want foundation ones, get the 187 or 188. loves :]
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i am mostly going for the eye brushes because face brushes are the easy you just need concealer foundation powder brush angled brush and blush brush lol i just am confused with eye brushes
 
#6
I agree that MAC is really a good quality brush. However if money isn't an issue, then I would go for Shu Uemura or CHANEL even.

One of my friends has a couple of CHANEL brushes that I may or may not just run over my face whenever I can just because they are soooo soft.
 
#7
Chanel's brushes are great. NARS makes a good fluffy powder brush. MAC makes good eyeshadow and angled brushes. Benefit's brushes are made by the same company as MAC's, but are cheaper. Lancome's brushes aren't too bad.
 
#8
Trish McEvoy makes the best brushes imo. They are high quality, feel wonderful, apply wonderfully, and will last you a small eternity. They are pricey, but well worth the investment.
 
#12
I don't know how much you are looking to spend, but if you're looking for inexpensive brushes that are good quality, I recommend the brushes from Sonia Kashuk's Target line. EcoTools (you can get those at Target too) are also good.
 
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