Best Eyeshadow Brush Set.

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Jenny B.

Aug 8, 2016

Jenny B.

So all my eyeshadow brushes are from sophora, but I feel like my blending isnt the best even I stay there blending its not the best I think a higher end brush could help. any help could be helpful, I try to find a pic to give you an idea, but its not the worst but not the best.

Jenny B.

Aug 8, 2016

Jenny B.

This is it, I don't have an pic with my eyes closed.

Jenny B.

Aug 8, 2016

Jenny B.

This is things that I would like to achieve.

Jenny B.

Aug 8, 2016

Jenny B.

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Hannah K.

Aug 8, 2016

Hannah K.

Do you have a particular price range? Or any brands that you're looking into?

Jenny B.

Aug 8, 2016

Jenny B.

Price range isnt an issue, I just want something to help me achieve eyeshadow like that. but I also know practice is also the key.

Hannah K.

Aug 8, 2016

Hannah K.

Practice definitely helps. Personally, I tend to use brushes from either Hakuhodo, Chikuhodo or Wayne Goss. My favorite brushes for blending are the Chikuhodo GSN-10, the Hakuhodo G5522 or the Goss 3, 4 or 19. They're all fabulous and do a great job at blending if I do say so myself =)

Kinen C.

Aug 8, 2016

Kinen C.

What eyeshadows are you using? Sometimes it's not the brush, but the quality of the shadows you are using

Jenny B.

Aug 8, 2016

Jenny B.

Omgee hanna thats what I wanna try to achieve. I feel like my brushes can't help me achieve that. ill definitely be going looking into the hakuhodo,chikuhodo, and wayne gross.

Jenny B.

Aug 8, 2016

Jenny B.

And Kinen I only have to pallets but its the naked 2 and the Chocolate bar.

Jenny B.

Aug 8, 2016

Jenny B.

And for primer I have the ud  eden.

Hannah K.

Aug 8, 2016

Hannah K.

Jenny I think your eyeshadows are of fine quality to achieve the kinds of looks you're going for. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised what a difference high end brushes will make :)

Meagan M.

Aug 9, 2016

Meagan M.

I agree with Hannah's suggestion on Chikuhodo brushes. They are so great. I haven't tried the other two brands but you can't go wrong with Wayne Goss. They are a little more pricey depending your picks but I was 100% happy with the quality of chickuhodo brushes!

Aleena P.

Aug 9, 2016

Aleena P.

While better brushes are great to have it may be worth it to review your technique as well. I have a lot of cheaper eye brushes, mostly morphe, crown, and off brands, and I don't feel like I have an issue. I try to use animal hair for mattes and satin shadows and synthetic brushes for shimmer shades but I like natural hairs in general for blending. I also make sir to use a really light hand and small movements, holding the brush at the tail end. those little changes in how I apply shadows have really helped me personally so I thought they be worth mentioning if you haven't heard them before.

Jenny B.

Aug 9, 2016

Jenny B.

Hanna thank you I can't wait to get my hands of some of those brushes, I know my wallet is going to be upset eith me lol but I wanna get better at my eye looks.

Jenny B.

Aug 9, 2016

Jenny B.

Meagan thank you I really I'm excited. I am leaning more the chikuhodo set.

Jenny B.

Aug 9, 2016

Jenny B.

Aleena, I have heard of that but I definitely will be checking that out. and I do try to blend with holding at the end of the brush but thanks for the advice hopefully all this helps me achieve where I want to get.

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