Hello!
I wanted to share some of my favorite makeup brushes today. I find brushes to be the key to a flawless application. These brushes are essential in the many looks I'm always creating. My brushes aren't the fanciest out there, but they get the job done.
Sonia Kashuk Multipurpose Brush
I use this stippling brush to apply my blush. It's an affordable brush that is soft and great for many uses. You can use it for foundation,bronzer, and blush. Since it's a stippling brush your getting a smooth finish. I purchased mine from Target. ($12.99)
Real Techniques Buffing Brush
I have a variety of foundation brushes, but this one is my go to. It buffs the foundation perfectly into my skin. Real Techniques has great quality brushes in my opinion. I feel like you get can get a medium to full coverage using this buffing brush. I wish they sold it separately, but it's part of a collection. I purchased mine from Ulta. ($17.99)
Real Techniques Contour Brush
This is another great quality brush from Real Techniques. This brush is soft and fluffy. I love how it's small and fits perfectly into the hallows of my cheeks. This blends my cream and powder bronzers nicely. This was purchased in a set from Ulta. ($17.99)
Bobbi Brown Cream Blending/ Blender
This brush is suppose to mainly be used for concealer and setting the under eyes. I prefer using it as an eye shadow brush. One side I have a flat brush and on the other side a blending brush. The flat brush is able to pick up creams and powders. This is a great quality brush. I feel like it changed how my eye looks would come out. The blending side is nice for blending out any harsh lines or edges.
Elizabeth Mott All Over Shadow Brush
I received this in a Ipsy bag. I love how it's pink and quite soft. It has 100% synthetic bristles. I use this brush for high lighting my brow and packing shadow onto my eyelid. This can be purchased from the Elizabeth Mott website. ($10)
Luxie 205 Brush
This brush also came in a Ipsy bag. This brush also has synthetic bristles. It's an amazing quality brush for a low price. You get a soft tapered brush perfect for blending out your shadow. The brush is apparently coated with a antibacterial solution that keeps the brush clean and fresh. This can be purchased at Luxie Beauty. ($12.00)
What are some of your favorite brushes?
I wanted to share some of my favorite makeup brushes today. I find brushes to be the key to a flawless application. These brushes are essential in the many looks I'm always creating. My brushes aren't the fanciest out there, but they get the job done.
Sonia Kashuk Multipurpose Brush
I use this stippling brush to apply my blush. It's an affordable brush that is soft and great for many uses. You can use it for foundation,bronzer, and blush. Since it's a stippling brush your getting a smooth finish. I purchased mine from Target. ($12.99)
Real Techniques Buffing Brush
I have a variety of foundation brushes, but this one is my go to. It buffs the foundation perfectly into my skin. Real Techniques has great quality brushes in my opinion. I feel like you get can get a medium to full coverage using this buffing brush. I wish they sold it separately, but it's part of a collection. I purchased mine from Ulta. ($17.99)
Real Techniques Contour Brush
This is another great quality brush from Real Techniques. This brush is soft and fluffy. I love how it's small and fits perfectly into the hallows of my cheeks. This blends my cream and powder bronzers nicely. This was purchased in a set from Ulta. ($17.99)
Bobbi Brown Cream Blending/ Blender
This brush is suppose to mainly be used for concealer and setting the under eyes. I prefer using it as an eye shadow brush. One side I have a flat brush and on the other side a blending brush. The flat brush is able to pick up creams and powders. This is a great quality brush. I feel like it changed how my eye looks would come out. The blending side is nice for blending out any harsh lines or edges.
Elizabeth Mott All Over Shadow Brush
I received this in a Ipsy bag. I love how it's pink and quite soft. It has 100% synthetic bristles. I use this brush for high lighting my brow and packing shadow onto my eyelid. This can be purchased from the Elizabeth Mott website. ($10)
Luxie 205 Brush
This brush also came in a Ipsy bag. This brush also has synthetic bristles. It's an amazing quality brush for a low price. You get a soft tapered brush perfect for blending out your shadow. The brush is apparently coated with a antibacterial solution that keeps the brush clean and fresh. This can be purchased at Luxie Beauty. ($12.00)
What are some of your favorite brushes?
I love love LOVE the Real Techniques brushes! I think the quality you get is excellent for the price that you pay. I definitely have the same mindset as you -- I don't need my brushes to be fancy be any means, as long as they get the job done.
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-Alex
A Northern Light
Exactly! I feel like they do such a great job for being drugstore brushes. Aw, thanks for stopping by! :)
DeleteI love the real techniques brushes that you showed! They have an angled contour or buffer brush that I love too. And I use a big stippling brush for blush too! I thought I was the only one who did that lol!!
ReplyDeleteOoo I'll have to check that angled contour brush out! I love a good contour lol. I was clueless when I bought the brush and didn't know it was for foundation lol. Good to know someone else uses a stippling brush for blush! :)
DeleteGreat picks! I use Real Techniques brushes every day! I especially love the Stippling Brush, Blush Brush, and Multi-Purpose Face Brush :)
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www.vibrantbeautyblog.com
Nice! I'll have to check those out! :)
DeleteGreat post! I love RT brushes! They work well and they're very affordable!
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They really do! The price tag on them is great.
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