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Sep 11, 2013
Jill M.
I have coastal scents brushes and they are horrible. I've been hearing tons of great things about Sigma brushes but before I invest in them, I'd like to know if there's an even better brand that's a bit cheaper? Or comes with a bigger selection for a similar price? I was looking at Royal and Maestro...
Jan 19, 2013
Maya F.
I highly recommend the coastal scents 22 piece makeup brush set. It runs for around $35 and the brushes are amazing. Also, if you can find them, Estée Lauder brushes are nice and soft, but can be ridiculously expensive. Sephora brand are great also
Jan 18, 2013
Jen H.
Oh! And I forgot about Japonesque. I'm always consistently surprised by their softness, lack of shedding, and the way they hold their shape well with daily washes.
Jan 18, 2013
Jen H.
I just want to say that I have never, not once, purchased a Sephora brush that I liked. Maybe it's just me, but I found them all to be total crap.
I like MAC, of course, but a lot of their fuller powder brushes shed like crazy and are very rough. I like Louise Young, Sigma, and a lot of the Shu Uemura brushes.
Jan 18, 2013
Rachel R.
Robert jones brushes are great. He is a makeup artist and developed his own.
Jan 16, 2013
Emily J.
Louise Young made good too
Jan 16, 2013
Anne M.
if yours going for affordable try sigma! I've had my brush set for 3 years and they're holding up sooo well.
Jan 14, 2013
Frannie S.
MAC an Sigma
Jan 13, 2013
Shannon W.
I have MAC, I really want the billy b set.
Jan 13, 2013
Lauren A.
Mirabella
Jan 13, 2013
Melissa S.
I love Japonesque! So soft😍
Jan 13, 2013
Maggie D.
sigma i just got them for xmas and am in love
Jan 13, 2013
Jamelia H.
Sigma !
Dec 27, 2012
Malia V.
I love crown brushes!!!
Dec 27, 2012
Bobbie H.
It's really a matter of opinion. Generally, one hears Mac. Also, Sigma are becoming increasingly popular.
Dec 27, 2012
Ashley W.
I like buhmi
Dec 27, 2012
Breanna B.
The best brushes for me are Trish McAvoy. Very Pricey though. This time of year though you can usually find gift sets at Nordstrom, Saks or Neimans.
Dec 27, 2012
Stephanie S.
love my bdellium brushes!! Have had tons of MAC ones forever too
Dec 18, 2012
Kayla G.
thanks Anaya!! Awesome advice! Thank-you so much
Dec 18, 2012
Laura H.
I have some great brushes from Royal & Langnickel's silk pro line. looking at bdellium for my next set
Dec 13, 2012
Ari W.
i quite like japonesque and find good deals on them at ulta very often
Dec 9, 2012
Liza G.
I agree with Vanessa Cozette are the best! I also love Royal & Langnickel Revolution line, Bdellium Tools Green Bambu line and OCC as well as Christopher Drummond here is a review I did on Royal & Langnickel http://makeupmattersbylnc.blogspot.com/2012/11/spotlight-royal-langnickel-revolution.html?m=1
Dec 9, 2012
Sara S.
But i do not like their power brush or blending brush. the rest i ADORE
Dec 9, 2012
Sara S.
sigma all the way. i do own a few brushes from sephora, and i really like them because of the metal wand that each brush comes with.( some of them have it, not all of the brushes in the store, the colorful ones.) I love them because they do not shed. Also, when you wash them you do not need to worry about going above that metal tube that meets the wooden brush( so water doesnt get in your brush and create sheds.) Its just more chill to wash your brushes and not worry. i do love sigma, i have never bough any mac brushes. they seem to similar since i have so many sigma brushes.
Jul 10, 2012
Shulamith B.
I think the best natural hair brushes I've used are those from Cinema Secrets, Da Vinci (a German line),Claudio Riaz (at Barney's), Shu Uemura, Hakuhodo, Trish McEvoy, Sue Devitt, Linda Cantello (no longer around) and, a new company called the London Brush Company. The Rae Morris brushes look great although some brushes seem inspired by Shu Uemura's more extensive Japanese line. There are also less well-known Japanese lines such as Takara and Chikuhodo that do exquisite brushes. If I were in a situation where my brushes could develop legs, I'd use Bdellium, Adesign or Royal Langnickel's Revolution line.