Beauty

[persiflage]

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@Pook wrote:

I've tried so many and found the Artis brushes are the best by far.  There are so many different sizes and shapes that work for everything.  

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I agree, once I tried Artis brushes that was it.  Sometimes HSN has good deals on them.

[Misplaced Parisian]

@Shanus So glad you posted this because I wanted to say Merci mon amie for the guidance you gave me regarding brushes (didn't know if I could reply in the old threads).  I love the BB & Trish ones you suggested.  Love them.

[Shanus]

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@Misplaced Parisian wrote:

@Shanus So glad you posted this because I wanted to say Merci mon amie for the guidance you gave me regarding brushes (didn't know if I could reply in the old threads).  I love the BB & Trish ones you suggested.  Love them.

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@Misplaced Parisian   Bonjour. So happy those brushes are working well for you. A good brush makes all the difference in application, doesn’t it?

[Jacie]

Per usual ,I go high/low. There are lots of great ones. I use Wayne Goss, Sigma, MAC, IT Cosmetics, Elf. I also got a great set last year after Christmas on clearance from Wet n Wild. When you buy sets, it varies on what may or may not work...so on those I edit/declutter!

[ccassaday]

yI love IT brushes. I also love the brush spray. You do not have to wait for the brush to dry.

[Misplaced Parisian]

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@Shanus wrote:

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@Misplaced Parisian wrote:

@Shanus So glad you posted this because I wanted to say Merci mon amie for the guidance you gave me regarding brushes (didn't know if I could reply in the old threads).  I love the BB & Trish ones you suggested.  Love them.

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@Misplaced Parisian   Bonjour. So happy those brushes are working well for you. A good brush makes all the difference in application, doesn’t it?

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@Shanus A quality brush makes the world of difference in application.  Plus, with my super cranky/sensitive skin I have noticed the better brushes do not aggravate it.  A huge plus.  Since I'm extremely pale any aggravation displays as angry red.  Oy vey.  Happy Weekend!

[VenturaHighway]

Jane Iredale

I have had mine for many years and they are the best. Yes, a bit high priced but they are worth it.

[Trix]

I am a big fan of Smashbox brushes.  A couple years ago tried Real Techniques and those brushes are terrific!  I've had a Smashbox #1 (the big powder brush) since 1998 and it is still fluffy and soft.  I stand my brushes up in a vanity container and clean them with shampoo or one of my facial cleansers.  

[NJgirl 1205]

My very favorite high end brushes are from Wayne Goss and Armani. Low end, Real techniques and several I got at the craft store in artist section.

[Tassie]

What is the best way to clean your brushes?