Decent Make Up Brushes

[CurryLover55]

Can anyone recommend some that don’t cost a fortune but work well?

Try Elf. They've still got a,sale on.

Anyone else?

@CurryLover55

Can anyone recommend some that don’t cost a fortune but work well?

Bobbi brown and real techniques (can get in boots and Superdrug) are my faves

Real techniques were heavily discounted on lookfantastic the other day

you've missed their sale but Peaches & Cream makeup brushes are the best in my opinion.

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/style_and_beauty/4259779-Are-expensive-make-up-brushes-worth-it

So sorry to be lazy but I found this thread a good read.

Real Techniques

Yes I like Real Techniques

The spectrum katie Jane hughes ones are good, well any of their brushes really and still have a sale on KJHEXTRA20 gets you another 20% off too

https://www.spectrumcollections.com/collections/katie-jane-hughes

I love my EcoTools brushes. Pretty cheap to start with but there are often deals at Boots!

Nanshy I really like. Real techniques are frequently on offer and are good value.

It depends on your budget - I would always buy the best you can afford. Good brushes make a world of difference and should last a very long time.

I personally really love Wayne Goss brushes, they're easily as good as if not better than most luxury brands, but a fraction of the price. I do have cheaper brushes from Real Techniques, Morphe etc - they're fine for the price but not as good.

Body shop.

Real techniques are as good as my mac bobbi brown dior brushes and the sets are often discounted

Zoeva, a little pricey but not ridiculous

I’ve been really pleased with my spectrum brushes - fancied a change after years of real techniques- I do feel they are softer. I have a zoeva buffing foundation brush which is excellent too.

Real techniques

violetbunny does Wayne Goss have a website?

@daisydoh

Real techniques

I find these can get a bit scratchy but that might just be me washing them in baby shampoo.

Zoeva were doing a good discount. I’ve got Bobbi brown and Chanel brushes boots own are lovely too, limited selection in smaller stores tho

I got kabuki style brushes from ebay years ago and they are still going strong. I have real techniques and eco tools and they are no better imho.

I have bought myself some M&S Autograph brushes - 5 in the pack. Powder , blusher, foundation, lip and eye shadow . Nice and soft , nice variety
My Bare Minerals brush is coarser .

I had some Body Shop ones for many years which were lovely .