Beauty

[suzyQ3]

All my makeup brushes are synthetic and from Sedona Lace. They are the best! I had been using one of their rounded brushes for applying blush but grabbed a different one a few weeks ago and actually prefer it. It's very soft, and for some reason the angle seem to work better for me. I use it for powder, cream, or gel:

[ECBG]

I've been using a Mally brush.  Really prefer the polymer brushes L Geller does.

[SilleeMee]

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@suzyQ3 wrote:

All my makeup brushes are synthetic and from Sedona Lace. They are the best! I had been using one of their rounded brushes for applying blush but grabbed a different one a few weeks ago and actually prefer it. It's very soft, and for some reason the angle seem to work better for me. I use it for powder, cream, or gel:

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@suzyQ3,

I'm looking for a good quality angled brush but not a very large one. Can you give me the dimensions of this brush please? TIA I tried to find them on-line and didn't have any luck.

[Tricolor]

@Shanus, I have used cream blush with a powder over top for years. It just gives it lasting power. Now I see many artists are recommending do that. Who knew! Lol!

[suzyQ3]

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@SilleeMee wrote:

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@suzyQ3 wrote:

All my makeup brushes are synthetic and from Sedona Lace. They are the best! I had been using one of their rounded brushes for applying blush but grabbed a different one a few weeks ago and actually prefer it. It's very soft, and for some reason the angle seem to work better for me. I use it for powder, cream, or gel:

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@suzyQ3,

I'm looking for a good quality angled brush but not a very large one. Can you give me the dimensions of this brush please? TIA I tried to find them on-line and didn't have any luck.

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@SilleeMee, it's just a smidge over 7 1/2 inches long.

[SilleeMee]

Thank you  @suzyQ3