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Mariam L.

Dec 26, 2012

Mariam L.

hello beautiful people, so i have a question. i've been using purr brush for my mineral powders as well as liquid foundations but now its too rough on my face. it lasted me a good 3 years. :) i want to get a really good quality brush to use for minerals and liquid foundations. i heard the tarte foundation brush is good? im going to stop my ulta today..please let me know which brush is awsome to use :)

Allessandra R.

Dec 26, 2012

Allessandra R.

For mineral makeup I would recommend the bare-minerals kabuki/handy kabuki brush. It is soft, gives as little or much coverage as you want, and not one hair has fallen out and I have had it for a year. For liquid I would recommend the benefit foundation brush, it goes on smoothly not streaky and so far I love it!

Mariam L.

Dec 26, 2012

Mariam L.

thanks doll :) do you think the tarte bamboo power brush would be good too? im thinking about buying it

Mariam L.

Dec 26, 2012

Mariam L.

thanks doll :) do you think the tarte bamboo power brush would be good too? im thinking about buying it

Allessandra R.

Dec 26, 2012

Allessandra R.

:) yeah it looks really plush and good quality

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