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I was wondering if anyone knew of any good quality brushes for applying liquid foundation and concealer, preferably handmade and for a reasonable price??? Makeup just doesn't seem to go the distance when I apply with the sponges.

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I got a foundation brush from The Body Shop for around $23 and its great. So soft [img]/forum/images/smiles/icon_smile.gif[/img]

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i have the same foundatin brush from The Body Shop, it's really good! their powder/bronzer brush is great as well
For my other brushes i use paintbrushes from Bunnings.

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On 2004-08-12 00:24, Cosmetic*Chic wrote:
For my other brushes i use paintbrushes from Bunnings.
Really??? Does this really work?
My boy tells me I should just get paint brushes instead of spending so much money on makeup brushes but I just laugh

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MAC foundation brush


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On 2004-08-12 00:39, Katia wrote:
On 2004-08-12 00:24, Cosmetic*Chic wrote:
For my other brushes i use paintbrushes from Bunnings.
Really??? Does this really work?
My boy tells me I should just get paint brushes instead of spending so much money on makeup brushes but I just laugh
I think paintbrushes are an excellent investment, actually. They were made to apply paint to a flat surface initially, and that's all foundation is, really. This is true especially for synthetics.


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Totally agree with the Bunnings brushes post. I was shown the famous NARS push and wiggle eyeliner brush in Mecca, and was informed it was $60.
Restrained myself from laughing in the SA's face, then wandered down the street to Bunnings and got an identical taklon brush for around $4.


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yeah the bunnings brushes are really good! the prices vary from around $3-$12. They have a good selection and a variety of different fibres

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On 2004-08-12 12:37, Cosmetic*Chic wrote:
yeah the bunnings brushes are really good! the prices vary from around $3-$12. They have a good selection and a variety of different fibres
I agree, I bought two lovely, soft sable brushes from Bunnings for eyeshadow &amp; eyeliner... each cost around $12
But when it comes to foundation &amp; concealer brushes, I think synthetic fibre brushes are recommended...mmm, not sure?