Any affordable but good make up brushes?
By Alwinawing
@Alwinawing (8)
United States
January 27, 2012 11:04pm CST
Hi i am just starting to grow mymake up collection and i was wondering what are the basic eyeshadow brushes must haves and if there are dupes for the expensive ones.. I am a newbie when it comes to make up and i dont wanna spend a fortune on make up brushes alone.. I would highly appreciate your suggestions!
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4 responses
@CookingIsMyPassion (653)
• United States
28 Jan 12
Make up brushes all serve the same purpose. Whether they are expensive or cheap they will do the job intended and do it well.
What most people don't know is that they also need to be cared for. Make up brushes need to be cleaned with warm water and soap, rinsed thoroughly, shaken to remove most of the water and allowed to dry with the bristles up.
No matter what brushes you purchase they will last longer and continue to do what they were intended to do.
Be beautiful!
@Alwinawing (8)
• United States
28 Jan 12
thanks for the advice! make up products are so addoctive once you get hooked to it you just want to add more to your collection but as for me i ll just stick to budget friendly ones since cosmetics are so freakin expensive.. so i assume you love cooking, can you suggest any recipes for toddlers i am so running out of ideas for my two year old..
@CookingIsMyPassion (653)
• United States
28 Jan 12
Very happy to help you out. Eventually you will find new products and accessories as time goes by. My makeup box is full and not all from the same line either. Some expensive, some middle of the road and others are very inexpensive. In time you will find just what is right for you.
As for recipes and choices for your 2 year old there are some things that I would need to know. What he/she likes, doesn't like, is allergic to or what you feel they shouldn't eat. We can talk about this through the private message so we don't violate any rules. Being new I am not up on all the requirement just yet. Still reading through all the lists. Plus, what you may say about their eating habits and such may not be for everyone's ears. Will try and help you and try to make eating easier for both you and your child. I have been down this road before for many years and understand your concern very well.
@savagecabbage (1216)
• Philippines
9 Aug 12
I am currently using bundle beauty's brush set. I got it on amazon and it is about 18 dollars. It has already like 12 or more brushes. I can't remember the actual number since I use the other brushes rarely. I think it's a deal already! It is cheaper than the brushes I see in malls. Happy mylotting!
@butterscotsh (1012)
• Philippines
5 Apr 12
I was like you half a year ago, looking for cheap makeup brushes that works as good
as the expensive ones. Of course, we don't want to spend much on makeup brushes
when we're just starting our makeup collection. I recommend the makeup brushes
from Forever21, they're durable and made in good quality. I bought mine just
last year. I wash them every week ever since I purchased them, but with all the washing, they had never shed even just one strand. The quality is nice! Doesn't
shed its strands even with frequent washing. And they come in cute girly designs!
My brushes are all pink but their handles are colored blue green with rose prints.
It look cute and my friend envy me for it.
@collectingstardust (94)
• United States
12 May 12
The best makeup brushes that are affordable are from Ecotools, Sonia Kashuk, Everyday minerals, and Real Techniques. Usually each brush is only 5-10 dollars.