So I have decided to stop using my fingers and get some proper brushes....

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iloveruby · 12/09/2016 21:57

I really think it is time that I bite the bullet and stop using my fingers to put my make up on so would love some recommendations about where to get some make up brushes from. I'd rather invest in a few good brushes which will last than buy a whole set that won't.

So, who do you recommend and which brushes should I get to start my collection??

thank you!

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WhooooAmI24601 · 12/09/2016 22:14

I love Mac brushes. They last forever, wash well and never leave fluff or fibres on your face. I also like Real Techniques for the cheap ones - Boots do lots and they're often on special offer on Amazon, too.

Spectrum's brushes are the softest things I've ever felt, too, but I don't use them often because they're just too pretty.

BuntyCollocks · 12/09/2016 22:46

Beauty blender OR ... I got copy cat oval brushes from eBay. They are amazing. £15 for the set, and my sister, who is also a make up aficionado, declared my make up to be the best it has ever been when I used them on Saturday.

RobberBride · 12/09/2016 22:56

Real Techniques currently half price at Superdrug

ThanksForAllTheFish · 13/09/2016 08:40

The Real techniques 'beauty blender' sponge is amazing.

StatisticallyChallenged · 13/09/2016 10:54

I like real techniques but I find Zoeva to be far better.

ElspethFlashman · 13/09/2016 10:56

2nd Zoeva

Lottapianos · 13/09/2016 12:47

Real Techniques - I have the face brush, blusher brush and two of the eye shadow shading brushes. All fab. Their new mini sponges are brilliant for applying concealer around the eyes

I also have a few brushes from the PS. range at Primary - they only cost a few quid and do the job just fine

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iloveruby · 13/09/2016 20:27

Thank you all for the recommendations! I'll certainly have a look and report back! (Have been inspired by YouTube videos.....cause it is that easy right?

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