High end brush set.

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Elaine T.

Jan 2, 2017

Elaine T.

Which high end brush set is the best one. I was going to get one from Goss but there are others on this site and I want to make sure I'm investing in the best set. Help please.

Grace N.

Jan 2, 2017

Grace N.

Rae Morris Personal Set or Collection Set are both nice! I would go for Personal, because the Collection Set is seriously expensive. Goss is really great too!

CPT- Lili R.

Jan 2, 2017

CPT- Lili R.

What other websites where you looking at??

Kitty K.

Jan 2, 2017

Kitty K.

Wayne Goss, Rae Morris, Kevyn Aucoin and Chikuhodo are all wonderful brands. The brushes from each are great in quality and you can't go wrong with any particular one. I have many from each brand and I love them!
Is there a particular type of brush you were looking into? Face or eye brushes?

Jenni L.

Jan 3, 2017

Jenni L.

Sonia Roselli Beauty- she has a website. She developed a nude brush collection. Sonia is a pro MUA with over 20 years experience. Her brushes are carefully curated; she developed them for both artists and non artists. They are visually stunning and the performance is right up there with Hakuhodo, Rae Morris, Wayne Goss. They are mostly natural hair- a couple of synthetics for cream products. Her sable foundation brush is amazing. You can purchase them individually or as a set on her website: soniaroselli.com.

Brook A.

Jan 3, 2017

Brook A.

The IT Brushes at Ulta are amazing!!

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