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Naynadine

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source: www.vogue.com.tw/beauty/beautynews/content-12067.html

There's a little write up on them, but in Chinese. Going by the google translation they are for wet and dry use; the big one is for the face (foundation, blush etc), the middle one for smudging e/s or for small areas like around the nose and the smallest one is for brows, lining lips and other small details.
 

Audrey C

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source: www.vogue.com.tw/beauty/beautynews/content-12067.html

There's a little write up on them, but in Chinese. Going by the google translation they are for wet and dry use; the big one is for the face (foundation, blush etc), the middle one for smudging e/s or for small areas like around the nose and the smallest one is for brows, lining lips and other small details.
They look awkward - definitely a pass for me. Thanks for the pic.
 

tirurit

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YAY! Thanks for the new information
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I can picture the big one for foundation, it is basically a very dense brush, flat as it is
 

Naynadine

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As much as I dislike to say this, the idea of using the small one is actually growing on me. I can see it working really good for brows. Still pretty sure I won't buy any.
As for the big one, I'm good with my Shiseido Foundation brush. I guess they're kind of similar.
 

tirurit

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They look like a takeoff on the Japoneque ergonomic brushes.
I might be checking out the wrong ones but I am not really seeing it.

What I did see is that Japonesque has split fibre brushes, and at a more interesting price, so I might end purchsing the blush brush instead of waiting mac to release it in January ;)
 

MACina

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source: www.vogue.com.tw/beauty/beautynews/content-12067.html

There's a little write up on them, but in Chinese. Going by the google translation they are for wet and dry use; the big one is for the face (foundation, blush etc), the middle one for smudging e/s or for small areas like around the nose and the smallest one is for brows, lining lips and other small details.
I cannot wait to try them....so excited
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Thank you for sharing, Naynadine!
 

MissTT

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I might be checking out the wrong ones but I am not really seeing it.

What I did see is that Japonesque has split fibre brushes, and at a more interesting price, so I might end purchsing the blush brush instead of waiting mac to release it in January ;)
Mostly I mean the handle. I think MAC took it a step further by repositioning the bristles.

 

tirurit

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Oh! I get it!

Weird way to describe it but those MAC brushes, the small ones, the way the handle is attached to the "head" reminds me of the mirrors of a car XD
 

martiangurll

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Synthetic fiber? I care mainly about the brush heads but I am *quite* curious about these. Being novelty seeking I will probably give at least the two smaller ones a whirl.
 

romi79_2008

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Can anyone help me with a few suggestions of dark lips from MAC permanent range (burgundy, wines, reds) with good, even coverage that will look good on camera? Thank you very much!
 

romi79_2008

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TY , I already have Rebel, I will b2m for 4 lipsticks:sin & diva, morange, and I can decide the 4th: show orchid, violetta o dark prince?
 

martiangurll

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Prince Noir gets my vote but only because the sheen in the other two doesn't translate in photos as all three of those are winners in my book. And you want dark, right?
 

romi79_2008

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Yes I want dark, do I need all 3? Aren`t they similar enough to buy only 2 ( sin, diva & prince noir) ...how they look in the photo is important to me
Here`s where I need it and used something else
 

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