Michael's Brushes

[starangel2383]

okay ladies and gents, i have a question for you.

i have to take my sister to pay her cell phone bill tomorrow and it is near a Michael's arts and crafts store. have any of you ever used the small paintbrushes with your makeup? i could have sworn i read it somewhere before in one of these threads. and if you had, which ones do you recommend?

 

[Beauty Mark]

http://www.specktra.net/showthread.php?t=23126

I suggest you go around and feel the bristles. That's what I do. It looks odd but it helps me figure out what I want touching my face

 

[juicyaddict]

I picked out 3 brushes from Michaels. One is a flat eyeliner kinda brush I use to line lower lids with eyeshadow. Second is a very fine brush I use to draw thin lines on upper lids using fluidlines. Third is a sponge tip applicator. You can see the brushes from my traincase, scroll down to see my brushes. Brush 1 is very long and has a black handle which is to the left of the concealer and foundation brush. Brush 2 is the one with the pink metallic handle next to another angled liner brush. Brush 3 is the long one with a green handle.
http://www.specktra.net/showthread.php?t=71324

 

[Tubachick02]

right now they ave a 20pc set in a canvass roll on sale for $5

 

[glittergoddess27]

Lowell - Corning (think that is the name) 10/0 Angle. Perfect for lining and wings.