Natural or Synthetic-Make Up Brushes.

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Louise U.

Nov 18, 2013

Louise U.

What types of brushes do you use? I've just purchase a brush made of goats hair and I find it really work well when applying loose powder.

Symone B.

Nov 18, 2013

Symone B.

I prefer to use natural bristles on the face (other than foundation) because it's not as heavy concentration of product. Natural hair tends to hold some of the product (just like our hair does.) But synthetic brushes on the eyes and for foundation because they won't eat your product because it's synthetic.

Mary T.

Nov 18, 2013

Mary T.

I prefer teddy bear hair. The few that I've gotten that are real hair have been rougher and fall apart easier after frequent washes. But that's just me😉

Mary T.

Nov 19, 2013

Mary T.

I just meant synthetic brushes. They work best for me. And I use my fingers a ton.

Patricia P.

Nov 19, 2013

Patricia P.

First time hearing 'teddy bear' hair as well lol.

Mary T.

Nov 19, 2013

Mary T.

I'm just talking about daily use for me. I do have a bunch of natural ones tho for more artsy stuff. I paint on paper more than I do ppls makeup now a days. I use natural bristles only pretty much on my paintings. So I know what you mean about those natural bristles doing special things! I use the synthetic cuz they last better through my harsh, frequent washings. IMO.

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