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over a year ago
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"Just looking for a bit of advice about brushes..
Is it worth investing in really good ones, and if so, which ones do you recommend?  "
I have a mix of brushes sone from penneys, some real techniques, some blank canvas and various others.
I honestly think if you look after them they all do the same job. Tk maxx are great for picking up brushes, would definitely recommend the real technique blending brushes. Kabuki another nice brand, didn't find the sosue me brushes any good. |
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"Just looking for a bit of advice about brushes..
Is it worth investing in really good ones, and if so, which ones do you recommend? "
Honestly it's really a personal thing. Some of my fav brushes are pretty cheap ones but also,have YSL ones and real technics
It's all trial and error |
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I'm a trained MUA (believe it or not)
I bought a lot of expensive brushes when I started out and found after a while I didn't really need them.
I did invest in angled brush for eyeliner and a good blender for eye shadow though. I think a good foundation brush is important too as you want a good finish.
Real Techniques work well for most things |
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"I'm a trained MUA (believe it or not)
I bought a lot of expensive brushes when I started out and found after a while I didn't really need them.
I did invest in angled brush for eyeliner and a good blender for eye shadow though. I think a good foundation brush is important too as you want a good finish.
Real Techniques work well for most things"
Gah i love all things makeup. What angled brush did you get for the eyeliner. I can never get it right. My wings usually end up looking like cousins instead of sisters |
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"I'm a trained MUA (believe it or not)
I bought a lot of expensive brushes when I started out and found after a while I didn't really need them.
I did invest in angled brush for eyeliner and a good blender for eye shadow though. I think a good foundation brush is important too as you want a good finish.
Real Techniques work well for most things
Gah i love all things makeup. What angled brush did you get for the eyeliner. I can never get it right. My wings usually end up looking like cousins instead of sisters"
MAC all the way for this. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Just looking for a bit of advice about brushes..
Is it worth investing in really good ones, and if so, which ones do you recommend? "
Have a look at this kildare company.
Ayu
I really like her brushes and products. Keep an eye out for her special offers too. Its a bonus that its an irish company with extremely competitive prices.x |
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"I had to read all of the above just to figure out what ye were taking about and if I'm honest..... I'm still not 100%.
You sound just like himself lol"
You know what ???
I'm starting to like hon already. I just knew we'd get along  |
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"Ffs there should be a "edit" button.
Yeah I know I know, I should read them first before posting....ra ra ra
Good dammit!!
Good dammit?? Jaysus tex go back to bed lmao"
Well...
Since you put it like that...  |
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Like the majority I have Real Techniques sets on the go. I also really love Eco Tools, they are fab and good value. Ive a few from the Body Shop years which are excellent. All of the above will last and wash and dry well and won't shed bristles. |
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"Fantastic!
We should have a Fab girly night really and exchange all these tips in person "
Hopefully all the crossdressing girls and trans girls are invited too! Speaking for myself, I've lots to learn. |
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"I never got the difference between all these brushes I'm just a basic girl no interest in all this blending and contouring malarkey.."
Malarkey ... that should be on the under appreciated words thread |
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over a year ago
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"I'm a trained MUA (believe it or not)
I bought a lot of expensive brushes when I started out and found after a while I didn't really need them.
I did invest in angled brush for eyeliner and a good blender for eye shadow though. I think a good foundation brush is important too as you want a good finish.
Real Techniques work well for most things"
Is there no end to your talents... |
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By *astelloWoman
over a year ago
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"I'm a trained MUA (believe it or not)
I bought a lot of expensive brushes when I started out and found after a while I didn't really need them.
I did invest in angled brush for eyeliner and a good blender for eye shadow though. I think a good foundation brush is important too as you want a good finish.
Real Techniques work well for most things"
Is there no end to your talents... |
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