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Old 02-23-2008, 07:14 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Brush for Paintpots?
Just recently bought my first couple of MAC paintpots, and so far have just applied my finger, but does anyone have a good brush recommendation for applying these paintpots? I've tried using a couple of my simple Sonia Kashuk for Target e/s brushes and a sephora concealer brush, but none seem to pick up the product, or distribute it evenly. Any suggestions?

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Old 02-23-2008, 07:39 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Brush for Paintpots?
i really like using MAC'a 242.

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Old 02-23-2008, 07:46 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Re: Brush for Paintpots?
thanks! i'll think about investing in one next time I go to my MAC counter

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Re: Brush for Paintpots?
Pretty much anything with coarser, natural hair should be fine. The synthetic brushes are too slippery to pick up the creamy products. I find the white natural hair brushes from MAC (like the 239) pick up the product the best.

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Re: Brush for Paintpots?
i use either the 242 or the 249

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Re: Brush for Paintpots?
#242 is by far the best I have tried. #217 is nice to a light application. When I got my eyes done the MA used the #217 to apply perky all over and it did a good job! However if you want full pigmentation and coverage go for the #242!!

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Re: Brush for Paintpots?
i use the 242 for paintpots, paints, metal-x cream shadows and its great =)

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Old 02-24-2008, 03:40 AM   #8 (permalink)
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Re: Brush for Paintpots?
For applying Paint Pots I use MAC brush 231. You can work precise with it.

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Re: Brush for Paintpots?
I use a synthetic brush from Benefit that's great. It has dense bristles so picks up and spreads colour nicely.

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Re: Brush for Paintpots?
I second (third? fourth?) the 242!! I love it!

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Re: Brush for Paintpots?
I have brush from target from a line called studio tools- its the medium shadow brush it is flat and picks up the color very well- love it!

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Re: Brush for Paintpots?
I've tried them all and just prefer my fingers. The 239 is fine, but my fingers do a better job.

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