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Make Up Brushes
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I have some Nude by Nature brushes, their professional brush kit. They are lovely and soft and are synthetic. Here's a link - $35 in case you're interested. I think they do free shipping too but I can't find the details atm.
I have a heap of Estée Lauder and Elizabeth Arden brushes and they are great, just the perfect amount of softness and easy to handle, same with the real technique brushes. I was convinced to buy some Smash Box brushes, told that they were really good, but I end up with little dark hairs all over my face which i can't stand.
I dont really think you can go wrong with real techniques brushes. The quality is excellent, I've had the eye set for over 18 months with heaps of use and there is no shedding. They are soft and easy to use plus reasonably priced if you buy overseas. Jessup are good chesper ones but I have had shedding isues and loose tops with those.iherb have 20% off beauty products right now too.
My fave brushes would definitely have to be my Artiste brushes, but they're not the cheapest, so I've just got a couple for very specific purposes and I supplement them with some Bossy, ELF, RT and Eco Tools brushes. To be honest I use a couple of each brand daily, it just depends what you need them for as to what I'd recommend :)
I also love my Real Techniques brushes ...like everyone else. I also have some really good MAC ones. My Sigma ones are lovely too.
Not talked about nearly enough is the Carousel Cosmetics ones. They are super cheap and I actually really like them. I am planning on doing a clear out of my makeup brushes soon and I think the Carousel ones will definitely be staying! Their contour brush is a fav
Not talked about nearly enough is the Carousel Cosmetics ones. They are super cheap and I actually really like them. I am planning on doing a clear out of my makeup brushes soon and I think the Carousel ones will definitely be staying! Their contour brush is a fav
To be honest and fair, as much as I want to be on a review again as it feels like forever hehehe. I would bow out of this one if I was selected as I already own every brush (except the bold metals collection) that Real Technique has brought out, so that someone who hasn't tried them gets a slot. As much as I would love to try a Bobbi Brown one =)
I have most RT brushes, some mac brushes and some other ones from Bare Minerals, Lancome, ABH etc, but I don't have any of the RT metals collection and I really, really want those, but my sister swears by her Bobbi Brown brushes. If I don't get selected, I might just fork out for a set while I'm over in LA next year. If the dollar comes back up!
I really love my Real Technique brushes, they are multi task and easy care. I also have a few ELF brushes I can not live without. Ive been getting more brushes from the art store of late and they are really good ( and cheap!) and I use them for beauty make up and body painting ect. I dont often reach from my more expensive Ben Nye and Kryolan brushes, they are ok but RT are better :)
I'm digging my RT brushes & I've returned to using them for my liquid foundation application, like I said I'm digging them. They're bringing justice into my routine. Of course I'd love to trial higher end brands I'd love to try the Goss brushes? Or even the IT cosmetics brushes. The trial looks really interesting too. Another brand I'd love to own is Morphe & Zoeva, or even Mac si many choices. However these choices are way out off my budget for the price you pay RT give me a satisfying finished look. :-)
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