crease brush choice

[pugmommy7]

Ok, I am interested in a crease brush and do not know if I should go for sephora or bare escentuals
since i can't afford this:
http://www.maccosmetics.com/template..._ID=PROD1 419

i am torn since the first two are only a dollar different.
i have a few be brushes but have never trie sphora brushes. which do you prefer? pros and cons with each brand and thoughts on this brush style.
thanks people

 

[YOOTOPiA]

if youre tight on cash, sonia kashuk makes a pretty good crease brush for about 9 bucks at target =) flirt also makes one in the same price range available at kohls.

 

[pugmommy7]

Ya know, I love Sonja brushes, and am always in Target, I forgot all about that!
My Target must be overhauling thier cos. dept b/c other than endcaps thier ailes are a ghosttown. It sucks.
I need to check them out again.
I have a huge Kohls near me but I have yet to try Flirt. I like the look of it though.
Thanks for the tips.
As for being tight on cash, I am always tight on cash ~hee hee, but lately, when I am in MAC I can think of sooo many more fun things than brushes to spend my $30 on, ya know?

Love,
oxox,
jen

 

[CaptainMac]

I'm not sure which sephora crease brush you're thinking about but I don't recommend the silver handled one--I find that it's not quite firm enough.
But if you ever have $20 for a Mac one, my all time favorite creash brush is the #217.

 

[pugmommy7]

Thanks! and what a cute pup!

 

[Piaqua]

I've been very disappointed in the quality of sephora brushes (esp since they're not SUPER cheap or anything.) I agree, if you do ever get a mac one, the 217 is nice. I personally like the 222 better for straight-up crease-work, but the 217 blends very well, so it's more multi-use, and cheaper

 

[Brianne]

I use the Sephora round crease brush (about $14, black handle) and I love it for precision work, but it doesn't blend well. It is however the best for the outer V.

I also really like the MAC 272 for crease work.