Makeup brushes come in three flavors: drugstore, beauty counter, and you want how much money for that?! So when you find a well-made, drugstore-priced brush, you tell people. All the people.
I found this Sonia Kashuk brush set because I needed a foundation brush while traveling in a city that has no mall, no department stores, and Target is basically the only place to buy beauty products.
The brushes are high-quality, with soft nylon fibers and sturdy handles. I’ve washed mine several times without any measurable bristle loss. And on a scale of 1-to-10, they’re a solid 8.5, as good as Sigma brushes for much much less. I mean the whole set is $40.
Don’t need all these brushes? You can buy any brush separately. I highly recommend the flat-top concealer brush.
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Hey Abra, a few years ago you recommended a Sonia Kashuk for Target hairbrush that I bought, and it was AMAZING! Like a Mason Pearson dupe for 9.99. I bought several at the time and have gone through them, but I’m on my last one. Sadly, I can’t find anymore. Do you have any suggestions for something similar? It’s been the best brush ever!
Question (this isn’t meant to come off as confrontational – I’m learning and trying to determine what’s best 🙂 – you mentioned using the beauty blender yesterday, but today you suggest a foundation brush – do you have a preference or one that works better? Trying to teach myself to apply makeup after WFH.
With the heavier foundation, I prefer to stipple the foundation on with a blender. When I wear lighter foundation, which I still do on days when a full face feels like too much, I like a brush. But this is a great foundation brush, and the concealer brush is money.
Thanks 🙂
Great recommendation, thank you. Love that the brushes are available individually.