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stippling brush

  • 07-09-2010 1:51am
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    Closed Accounts Posts: 48


    Anyone know where to buy a good stippling brush for 20e or under. Just cant justify paying for a 187. Tried Inglot (too expensive) and Body shop but no joy and im on the hunt for the gosh dup fibre brush but cant get it in any superdrug or awear. Boots dont seem to do them. I heard the eco brand in boots do them but cant seem to find them.

    I dont really want to buy online as i need one before the weekend

    Also if i do have to buy online think I will get

    http://www.crownbrush.co.uk/shop/brush-ranges/perfectly-pink/pp5-dual-length-powder.html

    Reviews? It really seems to be the only reasonable one i can find

    thaaanks x ;)


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 190 ✭✭Dublin141


    I've been having trouble getting one in the shops too.

    If you do buy online you could try one of the Sigma duo fibre brushes, they're all less than 20dollars. Or else E.L.F. have a flat top brush that's pretty good at stippling. It isn't duo-fibre but it's only 4euro and very nice. I use it to apply liquid foundation, I love it.

    I see it's out of stock right now but they're expecting a restock this month and they have regular special offers on their facebook page.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 543 ✭✭✭CK2010


    right, hear me out before you dismiss it but have you tried paintbrushes?!

    if you're really broke and stuck, go have a look in an arts and crafts shop and see if they have any similar brushes. the fibres are the same and the techniques used in make up are similar to those of painting so the brushes used for each method of make up application would be applicable to the paintbrush if you get me?! they're the same as make up brushes, just a different name and without a brand on it!

    i'm talking about the professional individual good fibre brushes, not the cheap kits for kids!

    afaik the eco brushes dont do a stippling one. i wouldnt bother getting a cheap make up brush though as the bristles will fall out all over ur face! really irritating!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 293 ✭✭Shmatter


    I second on the sigma brushes, I bought their flat top kabuki brush too and love it, it's amazing!!


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 543 ✭✭✭CK2010


    found a stippling brush in dunnes (blanchardstown) yesterday, near their beauty/make up, 10euro! looked ok, just to keep you going til u get a good one!


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 48 yummers


    would you get a stippling brush in an art shop tho? is it used for art?

    What make was the one from dunnes? i have looked loads in dunnes and i have never seen one. are you sure its a stippling brush.

    I'll try a few more places and if i cant get one think ill get the crown one


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 293 ✭✭Shmatter


    Make sure you don't go too cheap on the brush, if there's not enough fibers in it, it'll be useless!!


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 543 ✭✭✭CK2010


    yummers wrote: »
    would you get a stippling brush in an art shop tho? is it used for art?

    What make was the one from dunnes? i have looked loads in dunnes and i have never seen one. are you sure its a stippling brush.

    I'll try a few more places and if i cant get one think ill get the crown one


    i dunno tbh, there are a million and one brushes for all different types of techniques so i wouldnt know which they'd have but its worth a try-every brush i own would be in an art shop- although i dont own a stippling brush yet (saving for the mac).
    its a dunnes own brand or else a cheap brand that ive only seen in dunnes, cant remember the name but theres a whole range in individual packets. if ur in blanch they're upstairs beside the restaraunt along the wall of make up tools and stuff. if ur not near blanch i could pick it up for you and meet you somewhere to give it to you if u want, or next time im there il ask them can they order one in to your local dunnes?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 4,740 ✭✭✭Asphyxia


    CK2010 wrote: »
    found a stippling brush in dunnes (blanchardstown) yesterday, near their beauty/make up, 10euro! looked ok, just to keep you going til u get a good one!

    My fella picked up this brush for me the other week on his way back from work, I tried it out thinking my foundation would come out uneven and grainy (I already tried the eyeshadow brush and it's terrible :mad:) but it was the complete opposite. For a tenner I am delighted with the results and i'm now thinking of buying some for three of my sisters for Christmas as there always on the look out for a good make up brush.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 48 yummers


    got one in the end in superdrug, they must have only got it in the last few days. Its some brand called QVS never heard of them but sure it does the job. its great for putting on mineral foundation but i mainly just wanted it to buff out my foundation after i apply it with a foundation i hate using my hands


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 572 ✭✭✭forestfruits


    Im looking for a stippling brush online but dont want to spend a fortune- anyone recommend anywhere preferably somewhere that posts from europe rather than that states?


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 293 ✭✭Shmatter


    I know you don't want the states, but my Sigma brush really is amazing
    http://www.sigmabeauty.com/product_p/f50.htm
    16 dollars plus shipping but worth it


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