What are these called?

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Sophie G.

Nov 2, 2013

Sophie G.

What are the things that you put at the bottom of glasses- (balls) for makeup brush storage. I've been trying to find some but I don't know what they're called? Here's a photo.

CPT- Lili R.

Nov 2, 2013

CPT- Lili R.

I don't know what they are called either but you can find the at Micheleor, joanns any arts and crafts store just show them the picture.

CPT- Lili R.

Nov 2, 2013

CPT- Lili R.

I meant michels

Sophie G.

Nov 2, 2013

Sophie G.

Thankyou! :)

Emily W.

Nov 2, 2013

Emily W.

They are a type of vase filler; you can get glass marbles, flat glass stones, colored sand, etc. Craft stores, supermarkets with a craft section (e.g. Walmart), and dollar stores carry them with the floral supplies.

Jeannie J.

Nov 16, 2013

Jeannie J.

There called paint brushes...
I don't see the problem in this...

Emily W.

Nov 18, 2013

Emily W.

@Jeannie she was referring to the stuff UNDER the brushes.

Tania S.

Nov 21, 2013

Tania S.

I don't know either lol I would jus call them lil balls hahha.. I use rice it helps my brushes stand good..all my friends use it some ppl think its gross but I don't know I love it.

Violet C.

Dec 23, 2013

Violet C.

They are called "gems", "stones" or "crystals" or simply decorative balls. I found some at Walmart, Ross, TJ Maxx, Marshalls, not so much some cradt stores except Michaels.

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