Beauty

[joannecha]

from Beauty Junkee. Decided to purge all my yucky old brushes that, though kept clean, just are not doing the job for me. I had ordered single brushes from her in the past and love them. Since we are traveling more, I got the 5 piece Kabuki brush set so I would have duplicates in my travel bag. Her brushes are very good quality at a reasonable price.

[ECBG]

Enjoy!  I'm jealous of your talent!  I use the sponge applicators.  I can't do a brush for the entire application! 

[Kat mom]

Wish has It  brushes much cheaper.

[San Antonio Gal]

My brush arsenal consists of IT, Clinique, and Elf.

[Grouchomarx]

I agree as others have mentioned, IT cosmetics makes fantastic brushes. They are so luxurious and work so well. Ifyou haven’t tried their brush cleaner, you should. It’s changed my life. There is no better way to keep your brushes like new. 

[Icegoddess]

I have so many brushes that came with kits and have never used and now I don't know what they are used for.  Never could get the hang of a foundadtion brush and felt like it wasted product just like sponges do, so I don't use those.  

[TY]

Over the last year I've noticed and bought a lot of Sigma Beauty makeup brushes at Winners in Canada. Winners is part of TJX, the parent company of T.J. Maxx, Marshalls, Home Goods, and Homesense. I've been picky and not picked up a lot of their contour brushes which I think have had their day since heavy contour is not in fashion now. Now I'm on the lookout for nice Sigma eyeshadow brushes.

As much as I love watching some of the youtubers makeup brush collections, I'm not comfortable using real hair makeup brushes anymore so all of the brushes I use are synthetic. I do have some synthetic makeup brushes by CoverFX, Japonesque, London Look, and Quo though.