Good, but cheap makeup brushes?
- pixieparadox
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Re: Good, but cheap makeup brushes?
i know the originally question is kinda old, but i use paint brushes from my paint set, they work great. you could go buy a cheap set from the craft store, they have different shapes and angles just like makeup brushes
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Re: Good, but cheap makeup brushes?
Did you wash your brushes when you first bought them PD? A lot of people recommend you wash your new brushes as they shed a lot during their first few uses otherwise! Even my MAC brushes lost a few hairs during their first wash x
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Re: Good, but cheap makeup brushes?
I brought the seven piece makeup brush from Amelia (Destroy X) in a shop my friend worked in just because it was pretty and I felt like I *needed* to buy something.
It has worked very, very well for me so far
Although it's the only set of brushes I've ever used, as before that I had just used random brushes I'd picked up from all over the place so I don't really have anything to compare it to...
It has worked very, very well for me so far
Although it's the only set of brushes I've ever used, as before that I had just used random brushes I'd picked up from all over the place so I don't really have anything to compare it to...
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