Bdellium brushes-which set.

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Janet M.

Feb 24, 2014

Janet M.

I'm looking to buy some new brushes and I think I've decided on this brand since they're great but aren't $1000 for a good set. I'm looking for opinions on the different types of brush sets they offer. As well as opinions on any other professional brushes. I've heard good things of morphe brushes.
Any opinions would be helpful.

Janet M.

Feb 24, 2014

Janet M.

I'd prefer synthetic. I have a lot of natural bristle brushes but some clients have asked for more vegan brushes. I know synthetics have come a long way and when I went to IMATS the bdelliums felt so soft and nice. And thank you for the morphe brushes. Even though they are cheaper I don't want to wash them a few times and have them fall apart.

Lexi K.

Feb 24, 2014

Lexi K.

Jacqueline, what would you say is better, the Studio or Maestro? And what are your favorites from each line? I'm looking into buying some tomorrow lol.

Latoya B.

Feb 24, 2014

Latoya B.

Go with Belgium, royal and langnickel or real techniques.

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