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Aug 11, 2016
Emma H.
Hey there
I have allowed myself £50 to buy make up brushes.
The brushes I use at the moment have been gathered from all over the place and none are high end and I really want to start replacing them slowly
So.. what brushes would you recommend starting with for greatest impact to my kit.. Plus I'd begrudge using all of that cash on a single brush!! I might cry in that instance!
Many thanks
Aug 11, 2016
Sam R.
I love bdellium brushes.
Aug 11, 2016
Rebecca J.
Bobbi Brown brushes are lovely as are macs.
However on the slightly cheaper end I've got really into Zoeva brushes! They are fantastic! You can order them online or Selfridges (Though I can only speak for the Birmingham store) actually stock them in store if you want a closer look/ feel.
I know you don't want to spend all of it on a single brush but the Artis brushes are fantastic if you were buying brushes to use on yourself, I use one of the bigger brushes for foundation and it gives a flawless application everytime!
Aug 11, 2016
Peyton P.
Try looking into morph me brushes? a bunch of beauty gurus have them and use them but they are also not too expensive! plus some beauty gurus have discount codes for your purchases which saves you more money 😁
Aug 11, 2016
Peyton P.
morphe*
Aug 12, 2016
Leuca S.
Royal and Langnickel makes good ones. I also like bdellium tools.
Although honestly my favorite base/foundation brushes are from ELF.