kabuki brushes
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alien21xx
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I have 4 different kabuki brushes. 1 I bought from eBay (very rough, sheds worse than my cats), 1 I got from sephora, 1 from Clarins and the MAC 182.
The one from Sephora was pretty ok to use at first, but once I tried the 182 and the one from Clarins, I just realized how rough it is. The Clarins brush is definitely softer than the 182, but 182 is a lot fuller. I now use both interchangeably. They're wonderful!
The one from Sephora was pretty ok to use at first, but once I tried the 182 and the one from Clarins, I just realized how rough it is. The Clarins brush is definitely softer than the 182, but 182 is a lot fuller. I now use both interchangeably. They're wonderful!
GlamYOURUs
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Wow Im going to have to check that out! Is it soft? I bought one from Target from this cheap brand and it was 2 dollars. lol But its not soft. :\
Originally Posted by newagetomatoz
Before I invested my money into a kabuki I wanted to test run a cheaper brand's. After looking at the reviews on MUA, I bought CVS's Esscence of Beauty for, I think, $9.99 and I LOVE it! It is so soft and cute and really affordable! It does the job amazingly! I might just pick up another. ; ) |
Wow Im going to have to check that out! Is it soft? I bought one from Target from this cheap brand and it was 2 dollars. lol But its not soft. :\
mochabean
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I have the 180 which is absolutely SOFT! I use it from time to time to apply my Silk Naturals powder.
I also have the 182, like it but it has since been retired b/c I now use exclusively the 183! That brush is to-die-for!!! The brush bristles are super soft like silk! And the blending/buffing is so easy to do with this brush.
Before buying MAC, I used to use the cheap kabuki brushes found at Walmart or Target for $10 or less. Yes, these did work, but not as well as my MAC kabuki brushes.
I also have the 182, like it but it has since been retired b/c I now use exclusively the 183! That brush is to-die-for!!! The brush bristles are super soft like silk! And the blending/buffing is so easy to do with this brush.
Before buying MAC, I used to use the cheap kabuki brushes found at Walmart or Target for $10 or less. Yes, these did work, but not as well as my MAC kabuki brushes.
