Sephora + Hakuhodo Brushes!

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Jamie D.

Jul 5, 2015

Jamie D.

Have any of you seen the Sephora Pro + Hakuhodo brushes? I don't own any Hakuhodo brushes but I was thinking of buying the powder brush from this line. All the brushes are synthetic. Have any of you considered buying these brushes? I know the quality of Hakuhodo is supposed to be excellent, but do you think this would be a good investment? Are there any other powder brushes that you think would be better? Preferably for around $50 or less. I'll attach a pic of the brush I'm interested in :)

CPT- Lili R.

Jul 5, 2015

CPT- Lili R.

Omg my heart stopped when I saw this until you said they where synthetic I was disappointed lol.

Jamie D.

Jul 5, 2015

Jamie D.

I know for a lot of people that was a disappointment lol. I'm sort of new to the brush world and am still sort of figuring out what type of bristles are best for what. I'm slowly trying to upgrade my collection from the cheap eBay set I had. Would natural or synthetic bristles be better for an all over powder brush?

CPT- Lili R.

Jul 5, 2015

CPT- Lili R.

I prefer natural, I learened what I know through jackiedand she tought me that natural bristles have better color deposit then synthetic and it makes such a big difference

Jamie D.

Jul 5, 2015

Jamie D.

Ok awesome guys. That brush looks amazing Jacqueline, it's definitely replacing the Sephora one on my "want list". Thanks you so much for the advice! I was hoping you'd see this and comment. And a big thanks to everyone else too :)

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