Can you please recommend some make up brushes

[pinkieandperkie]

I'm looking to get some make up brushes for my 22 year old niece. Any recommendations would be much appreciated.

[NoMorePercyPigs]

What's your budget pinkie?

[pinkieandperkie]

They are for a gift so I'm flexible on the price. Am happy to pay for quality.

[selavy]

This is a really good set, great value m.boots.com/h5/cat_hub?path=%2Fen%2FReal-Techniques-Mega-Set_1894642%2F&unCountry=uk

[iknowimcoming]

RealTechniques are good and not too pricey, they do a nice set of 5 in boots

[iknowimcoming]

Ha ha snap!

[LegoCaltrops]

I quite like this Ecotools brush for liquid foundation. I'm a bit of a novice with foundation - I used to use all-in-one powder, only got into liquid this summer. Very easy to use & with the right foundation I can get very good light coverage with no lines or streaks.

Real Techniques also get really good reviews on here, I have one of their stippling brushes for powder, very good.

[WoodsTreesWhere]

I'm less of a fan of Real Techniques but know that others rate them, and think it's just personal preference.

Zoeva are slightly more expensive but also very good.

[pinkieandperkie]

Thanks I will have a look at your suggestions.

[VulvaInLaw]

I bought the real techniques see for £40 from boots today, usually £100. Brilliant vfm based on the individual prices. Have a couple already and love them.

[NoMorePercyPigs]

Yea was gonna suggest the real techniques ones as they are superb value atm in boots and £40 for a full set of brushes is a steal!

I have a lot of brushes from various brands and for high street Real Techniques are good value for money.

[pinkieandperkie]

Thanks all of you. I have ordered a set of real techniques from Boots.

[shinynewusername]

Good call, OP. I used to swear by my eye-wateringly expensive Mac brushes, but now I prefer Real Techniques.