Makeup brushes: the who's and what's.

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Raylene I.

Dec 12, 2013

Raylene I.

Okay, I want I know what basic brushes are essential to the not basic but not pro makeup wearer.

I understand we all might have different brushes that we prefer, but I'm
Just curious what your basic brushes are, and which ones you think are over rated... Like the kabuki brush...? Needed or needless?

Kitty K.

Dec 13, 2013

Kitty K.

I think buffing brushes are needed for EVERYONE!! They just help give a nice finish.
Stippling brushes are definitely needed, brushes I never use are those giant powder brushes... I never apply powder with them nor are they meant to be applied with those big useless brushes. If I don't use a puff for powder I use a sponge, or a flat topped buffing brush or something thats similar to my puff ;o There are so many brushes that are useful but as for useless I think those big powder ones win a grammy :P

Raylene I.

Dec 13, 2013

Raylene I.

I'm just soo lost when it comes to brushes. I have my blush brush and a small eyeshadow brush a blending brush... And a crease brush? That I use daily I have more... But I never use them so I'm not sure what they are for and when I try I'm just so clumsy with them ;(

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