Great brushes, tight budget

Nov 21, 2012

Mallory M.

Real techniques are great brushes! You can find them at Ulta they aren't that expensive c:

Nov 21, 2012

Courtney Layne B.

If you get e.l.f., get the studio brushes. The regular brushes (especially the red tipped) aren't as good

Nov 21, 2012

Christine L.

If you're at Target, pick up the makeup brush sets from Sonia Kashuk. Adorable packaging but the brushes are very high quality. I would also recommend E.L.F. brushes to round out your collection. (E.L.F. eyeshadow brushes are awesome for the price you pay.)

Nov 21, 2012

Kevyn B.

I'm obsesses with the real techniques brushes, i bought the whole collection at ulta because they're all buy i ne get on 50% off! Ecotools are also great and are having the same sale at ulta.

Nov 22, 2012

Laney E.

Sonia Kashuk

Nov 22, 2012

Kaitlin K.

Try Eco-tools! They're more expensive than elf, but better quality, without being too expensive. You can find them at target or Walgreens :)

Nov 22, 2012

Lacey B.

Sigma first, then Ecotools! 

Nov 22, 2012

Emily P.

The elf brushes are very nice, and very afodable!! :)

Nov 22, 2012

Emily P.

You can find them at Walgreens, target or five below!! ^^^^^^

Nov 22, 2012

Diane P.

I use the ELF studio line brushes. I haven't had any trouble with them. I've also heard EcoTools, real techniques, & essence of beauty are good but in expensive. All the ones mentioned thus far are the same ones I've heard recommended by others so these girls know what they're talking about :) 

Nov 22, 2012

Debraelizabeth S.

I use Chanel and they are expensive but they last around 8-10 years if properly cleaned. With a lot of drug store brands, you're not really saving. Say you purchase a $10 loreal mascara, it will last maybe 4-6 weeks, most higher end mascaras, Mac, smash box, urban decay, too faced run $18-$23 and they last me 3-4 months. 

Nov 22, 2012

Melissa M.

How about coastal scents they are cheap and have a wide variety 

Nov 22, 2012

Makeup L.

Try Sigma Beauty...and right now you can go to ulta.com and get Real Technique brushes they are on sale buy 1 get 1 for 50% off and you may be able to get free shipping.

Nov 22, 2012

Nawreen N.

Elf if you're tight on cash. But try eco tools from Rite Aid they are great for face, blush, blending, and contouring. Not too good on the eyes but give it a try! Costs like $7 for a pack of 5 or so. 

Nov 22, 2012

Olivia B.

I love the elf brushes!

Nov 22, 2012

Elena A.

Elf brushes! I recommend from the studio line you can find them at target or on eyeslipsface.com for $3!  

Nov 22, 2012

Jayy C.

BH Cosmetics offer great quality brushes for face, eyes, everything. The only downside is that it's online. But check it out, most of their brushes are less than $10.

Nov 22, 2012

Mary Ellen M.

Ecotools makes amazing brushes and they are super affordable.

Nov 22, 2012

Tamika T.

I adore my Sedona Lace brushes (www.sedonalace.com) and starting tomorrow they're having a huge 50% off sale for Black Friday. I also love my e.l.f. Studio brushes. The Essential ($1) brushes are okay but aren't as durable as the Studio ones. HTH! (:

Nov 23, 2012

Alena S.

E.l.f and EcoTools are the best!

Nov 23, 2012

Shayna R.

I love the elf brushes, they feel amazing and very cheap!!

Nov 23, 2012

Keshia G.

ELF brushes are great and get the job done for $1-$3 but they tend to shed alot so I would say go for BH Cosmetics they constantly have great sales on their 12-15 brush sets mostly under or around $20 which is a great price for that many good brushes.

Nov 23, 2012

Sanam H.

E.L.F work really well & are great if your on a tight budget, I would also recommend the Real Technique brushes by Samantha Chapman I just got mine and they've instantly became my favourite, not too expensive either :) 

Nov 23, 2012

Bridget M.

Real Techniques.. Christmas Tree Shop.
Sonia Kashuk..
Target. Inexpensive.. favorites. Hope it helps :)

Nov 23, 2012

Love B.

I keep hearing about the ELF fan brush! Thoughts?