I get asked a lot of different questions when it comes to makeup brushes, merely the unmarried almost recurring question is "What kind of makeup brushes do I need?". I'll be the first to admit that I have WAY also many brushes, and do not use all of them.

Before I break downward the brushes that I use every day and the brushes I would recommend y'all buying, lets beginning break downwards what kind of brushes are out there to help yous make your buying decision a fleck easier.

Houston beauty blogger Uptown with Elly Brown gives you the low-down on Beauty Brushes and what you need to know before buying your own!

Synthetic vs. Natural

There are then many dissimilar kinds of brushes out there, but earlier we know which ones to buy, we need to know what they are made out of. Brushes are either synthetic or natural.

Natural makeup brushes are typically made of animal pilus and fur, they tend to be very soft, extremely durable- notwithstanding a bit more pricey. Natural brushes also work well with pigmented colors.

Synthetic makeup brushes are made of manmade beard, usually from nylon or polyester. Synthetic brushes are non equally soft as natural brushes but tend to be easier to wash (come across this mail service on how to wash your brushes), and much less expensive! Compared to natural brushes, synthetic brushes also tend to work better with liquid or cream products.

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I beloved both Sigma Beauty and Morphe brushes; both are neat and piece of work well! I have had several Morphe face brushes fall autonomously on me, so I tend to stick to but their eye brushes. Sigma Beauty has great confront and eye brushes, but can get expensive (very well worth the money though). I do have a coupon code if yous want for Sigma beauty- you can use lawmaking ELLY10 for ten% off. Sigma also does have good sales throughout the year too- FYI.

At present that we know what kind of bristles at that place are, allow'due south motility on to what kind of brushes I would recommend you lot ownership or using.

Dazzler BRUSHES: Face

  • Dazzler Blender; the aqua-activated sponge that works with any cream product.
  • Flat Kabuki F80; keen for buffed or stippled product application. Best with liquid or cream products.
  • Angled Contour F40 (x2); cracking for both blush and bronzer.
  • Highlighter F03; great for applying and buffing cream and powder highlighter down the nose, chin, and cheekbones.
  • Pulverization Brush F25; perfect for powder, blush or contour shades onto the cheeks and temples.
  • Concealer Brush F70; nifty for concealing the hardest to reach areas.

Dazzler BRUSHES: Eyes

  • Angle Liner Brush M160; not bad for gel or cream liner.
  • Angled Brow and Spoolie E29; dual-ended castor to groom and colour the brows.
  • Blending Fluff E30; ideal for diffusing and softening harsh lines and blending colors.
  • House Shadow M124; great for bold colors as well as shimmer shadows.
  • Pro Precision Smudger M326; perfect for smudging liner, or placing bold colors where you desire it.
  • Pencil Pucker M574; perfect for difficult to reach areas like the inner corner of your eyes.

Houston beauty blogger Uptown with Elly Brown gives you the low-down on Beauty Brushes and what you need to know before buying your own!

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