Best Makeup Up Brushes
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i think horse haired is good
I like the 5 piece professional brush set from kms mineral essentials. The brushes are all made from pony hair.
If you really want to pro makeup then you should invest in pro brushes. Brushes can last many, many years if taken care of properly. I suggest you invest in some good ones and take care of them VERSUS buying cheap ones that will fall apart and not apply your makeup as well … and that you will have to replace all the time. The amount of money you spend on replacing would pay for your one nice set of pro brushes.
I suggest MAC brushes all the way. They are amazing and hand made… and last a long time! They also make a huge difference in apply your makeup and the look you achieve.
Just start with a few at a time until you have the collection you want built!
I recommend MAC 224, 219, 233 for your eyes
MAC Kabuki brush for foundation/powder
Okayy well when you are buying makeup brushes they don’t really specify on the hair used in the brush sooo it’s really a guess.
But If you do manage to find brushes with labels , I would go for the Horse hair .. depending on the brush you want. Sometimes reall hair makes brushes too soft and makes you lose controll with your makeup .
theres a big difference between synthetic and real hair brushes . The synthetic ones are plasticy feeling and chalk on makeup so you;ll know the difference between the brushes when you feel them . The real ones feel really soft but their bristles tend to fall out alot which after time makes them not ask good.
QUO has a good line of brushes using real hair.
hoppe I helped