Are MAC brushes worth it?
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Jun 7, 2013
Emma K.
Ecotools rock
Jun 7, 2013
Erin M.
I use Sigma brushes but I hear Real Technique is awesome and cheaper. MAC does have super awesome quality though.
Jun 7, 2013
Taylor J.
Elf has high quality tools as well that are really inexpensive
Jun 7, 2013
Ikwo N.
I think some MAC are worth it, but I like Sigma brushes.
Jun 7, 2013
Allie H.
I have an elf set and its the bomb!
Jun 7, 2013
Emily M.
Sigma brushes and MAC are honestly the exact same. Sigma is just way cheaper. Honestly some sigma brushes are better than MACs. If you're interested in brushes watch Jacklyn Hills brush video, it's really packed with great info.
Jun 7, 2013
Rebecca B.
Sigma brushes shed a lot for me. I'd say Real Techniques is great and a lot cheaper than MAC. MAC has a lot more brushes though.
Jun 7, 2013
Rachel L.
I hate sigma and Mac. I like elf, real techniques, & eco tools.
Jun 7, 2013
Jordan S.
I love MAC, but I find that their brushes are the quickest to shed.
Jun 7, 2013
Henrietta S.
Mac has a very good range of brushes. Very high quality, but too be honest you can find the same quality in other brushes too. I LOVE real techniques brushes. They are absolutely amazing. I live in canada and a set of the brushes at walmart are 20$. (A set usually comes with 4 brushes) I love them so much, I have Mac brushes also and I find they are the exact same. I also heard sigma is very good and has been compared to Mac brushes as well. :) hope it helped xx
Jun 7, 2013
Heidi-Loren B.
I personally love mac products! :) they are expensive but worth it :)
Jun 8, 2013
Sophia E.
NO!They work as well as any other brush, yet are two or three times more expensive..ridiculous.Also, they shed way too much for the price. I got tired of my duo fiber brush leaving hairs all over my face, so I replaced it with a buffing brush from ecotools. It was only $8 and much more dense and soft. It also has yet to shed any hairs. I suggest ecotools or real techniques for brushes(: