Best Makeup Up Brushes
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i think mac brushes are the best but they are really really expensive.
if you go to sephora, they have some good brushes but they’re still expensive.
coastalscents.com has a lot of really good brushes for good price.
oh and if you go to target, the sonia kashuk brand is not half bad.
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Omg….horse hair brushes work great and they’re very cheap $5-$10 for a full set look on the web, I got mine from a marketing salesman here in San Diego he sold me two full sets for $10. I love them and they’re just like my Mac brushes which cost awhole lot more than $10 for just a brow brush.
Sonia Kashuk at Target…they are so good!
MAC brushes?
Bare Minerals is the best because they last forever and my sister got one in 2005 and she still has it!! BTW They are expensive. Not that exspensive though
I have a whole set from E.L.F that are AWESOME (because they are actually great quality and $1 each) that need replacement after about a year. I wash mine regularly and most of them are still in great shape and have lasted way longer than some high dollar ones I have had before. I would recommend those or AVON/MARK brushes. I bet the Sonia K ones from Target would be great but a bit too expensive for me
I’m a Chanel freak, and they aren’t cheap. The bigger ones (like blush brush and powder brush) are about $30 but since they are made of real animal hair, the trick is to wash them in baby shampoo every few months and they will last a very, very long time.
Any brush that is a natural brush is expensive. If it is synthetic material it will be much cheaper.
ELF brushes.
They might not last long, but come on. For $1 each, you can replace them whenever the hell you need. They have 12 brushes: foundation brush, concealer brush, eye shadow brush, blending eye brush, angle eye brush, lip definer, eyeliner brush, smudging, blush/bronzer, full face brush, brow & eyelash brush.