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xfarrax

xfarrax

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Can't wait for u guys to receive your fallen angels :p here's to wishing u enjoy it as much as I do. Post your looks please :)
 
Sabrunka

Sabrunka

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I really wanted the mini lipstick set as well but I already have bitch perfect and penelope pink so it would be silly.
 
Jaymuhlee

Jaymuhlee

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I just ordered the Fallen Angel palette! It's my first item from her brand and I think I'm going to order a blush and Filmstar Bronze & Glow, too. I need help deciding which blush though! I'm planning to order Tom Ford's Love Lust so I want this one to be different enough. I was thinking of Love is the Drug or Love Glow. Thoughts?
 
Haven

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Well I am impressed. I ordered the FA palette from CT website Thursday evening, and it was delivered yesterday via the free ground shipping.
I plan to play with it today. Yeah!
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Medgal07

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Sabrunka said:
I really wanted the mini lipstick set as well but I already have bitch perfect and penelope pink so it would be silly.
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Did anyone notice how quickly those mini sets disappeared from Nordie's web site? Perhaps someone put them up prematurely
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Medgal07

Medgal07

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Haven said:
Well I am impressed. I ordered the FA palette from CT website Thursday evening, and it was delivered yesterday via the free ground shipping.
I plan to play with it today. Yeah!
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That's pretty awesome. I'm still awaiting a shipping notice. Please let us know how you like it.
 
Jaymuhlee

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Hey @Medgal07 I saw you own the Powder and Sculpt brush. How do you like it? I'm trying to decide if it's worth buying.

I also read in the TF thread that you own the bronzer brush but don't recommend it for its intended purpose. I'm on the fence about it. I'd like a powder brush for my balls but $115 feels a little steep!
 
Medgal07

Medgal07

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Jaymuhlee said:
Hey @Medgal07 I saw you own the Powder and Sculpt brush. How do you like it? I'm trying to decide if it's worth buying.

I also read in the TF thread that you own the bronzer brush but don't recommend it for its intended purpose. I'm on the fence about it. I'd like a powder brush for my balls but $115 feels a little steep!
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I do like the brush. It was intended to be used w/the Shade & Sculpt cream products and I use it solely for that purpose. One shouldn't purchase that particular brush
and expect it to work for many purposes.

The other face brushes are GREAT! The bronzer brush is massive & dense---and wonderful, but I find it too large for my face, for applying bronzer. It is on the other
hand perfect for applying beauty powders. The blush brush is amazing and works really well with TF blushes.

Any dense face brush will work for applying your balls. I suggest a black bristled brush for the white balls---just give you a better sense for how much product you're
picking up. I use any one o the following brushes for my non-white balls:
# 134 Large Powder Brush MAC
# 138 Tapered Face Brush MAC
# 150 Large Face brush MAC
# 2 Pinceau Poudre Biseauté Angled Powder Brush, Chanel
Retractable Kabuki Brush, Chanel
# 05 Bronzer Brush, Tom Ford
 
Bronwyn

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I placed my order yesterday, and it's supposed to arrive by tuesday. For canada, that's ridiculously fast. It's usally a week as everything comes through mississauga,ontario.
 
Jaymuhlee

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Medgal07 said:
I do like the brush. It was intended to be used w/the Shade & Sculpt cream products and I use it solely for that purpose. One shouldn't purchase that particular brush
and expect it to work for many purposes.

The other face brushes are GREAT! The bronzer brush is massive & dense---and wonderful, but I find it too large for my face, for applying bronzer. It is on the other
hand perfect for applying beauty powders. The blush brush is amazing and works really well with TF blushes.

Any dense face brush will work for applying your balls. I suggest a black bristled brush for the white balls---just give you a better sense for how much product you're
picking up. I use any one o the following brushes for my non-white balls:
# 134 Large Powder Brush MAC
# 138 Tapered Face Brush MAC
# 150 Large Face brush MAC
# 2 Pinceau Poudre Biseauté Angled Powder Brush, Chanel
Retractable Kabuki Brush, Chanel
# 05 Bronzer Brush, Tom Ford
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Oh, see I thought the Powder and Sculpt brush was for the Filmstar duo! She has them sold in a set for a few dollars less than individually on her website so I was curious if it'd be worth it.

Thanks for the Tom Ford feedback! I definitely plan to get the blush brush. Still need to think on the bronzer brush though.
 
Medgal07

Medgal07

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Jaymuhlee said:
Oh, see I thought the Powder and Sculpt brush was for the Filmstar duo! She has them sold in a set for a few dollars less than individually on her website so I was curious if it'd be worth it.

Thanks for the Tom Ford feedback! I definitely plan to get the blush brush. Still need to think on the bronzer brush though.
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That's correct Jay. You can by the Charlotte Tilbury, Film Star Bronze & Glow, Face Sculpt & Highlight with the brush, as a set. I purchased the compact w/o the
brush and use one of my bronzer brushes and a separate brush for the highlight powder. I didn't want the brush because the reviews of the CT brushes weren't too
favorable.
 
Bronwyn

Bronwyn

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Medgal07 said:
That's correct Jay. You can by the Charlotte Tilbury, Film Star Bronze & Glow, Face Sculpt & Highlight with the brush, as a set. I purchased the compact w/o the
brush and use one of my bronzer brushes and a separate brush for the highlight powder. I didn't want the brush because the reviews of the CT brushes weren't too
favorable.
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Some of the people's blogs I've read that focus on high end brushes, have said the brushes aren't the softest ever, and the handles aren't the best either, but the powder and sculpt one is much loved for it's actual performance of application and blending.
 
Medgal07

Medgal07

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Bronwyn said:
Some of the people's blogs I've read that focus on high end brushes, have said the brushes aren't the softest ever, and the handles aren't the best either, but the powder and sculpt one is much loved for it's actual performance of application and blending.
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Oh that's good to hear specifically about the sculpt brush Bronwyn. Do you have that one?
 
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