MAC brush composition

sigwing

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I'm going to check the Michael's tip...that's great!

I have a couple Elizabeth Arden brushes I bought YEARS ago and they're still wonderful. I don't know if they still make it, but I have a red-handled brush that was at least then labeled as sort of an all-purpose/blush brush, and then I have a long handled one. Beautiful thick hair/fiber/whatever with nice sturdy wooden handles. No shedding. I made my mom get one of the red-handled ones way back, because I love it so much, so I know I can probably steal hers if I feel I have to have a spare. They're just the best, and my world would temporarily collapse if I opened my makeup drawer & that red handle wasn't there! At least till I could get to my mom's house.....
 

sigwing

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Oh yeah, you know what? I found some brushes I like at Walgreens. I got 2 double-ended brushes, one has a regular end and a wedgy-shaped end which is excellent for my creases, although it's not a typical flat, straight angle brush, it's a little poufy. But it's really good!!! I haven't tried the bigger brushes, like for blush, in that line, but for some inexpensive stuff it's worth a look or trying at least one of them. I really like the double-end one with the slanted poufy brush a LOT! And I think I even found it on sale for like $4 and something, or maybe even less. They're hanging with all the nail clippers, fake nail area of the stuff hanging on the wall, at least at the Walgreens around here.
 

melony

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Quote:
Originally Posted by rouquinne
the link to my column is in my sig file.

i like Maxine's Mop by Loew-Cornell in size 3/8 and 1/4.


are these the brushes avail at Michael's?
 

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