Help a fella out - Make Up Brushes

Lord Spence · 14-10-2019 11:59AM #1

Hi All,

Ok so my wife is looking for new makeup brushes for christmas, she isn't into brands or anything she just wants good ones that won't just fall part. i know zero about this and was wondering if anyone had any suggestions?

Thanks in advance

hairyprincess · 14-10-2019 01:37PM

I like Blank Canvas brushes. You can buy them individually or in sets. Lots of chemists have them, go in and give them a budget and ask them to recommend some. In particular, I use the F20 for foundation and I love it.

JustMe,K · 14-10-2019 02:47PM

Second the blank canvas brushes. This is a lovely set https://www.blankcanvascosmetics.com/en/Magni-marble-Brush-Gift-Set-with-Magnetic-Brush-Holder/m-699.aspx or this one https://www.blankcanvascosmetics.com/en/12-Piece-Rose-Gold-Black-Dimension-Series-Set/m-689.aspx use the code SINEAD10 for 10% off

Lord Spence · 14-10-2019 04:10PM

Nice one , I'll check em out

Fornevermore · 14-10-2019 04:13PM

Oh yeah, for your 'wife', we get ya.

SusieBlue · 14-10-2019 05:13PM

I'd third the Blank Canvas brushes, if you hold tight and are organised on the day you're bound to get an excellent deal on them on Black Friday. If I remember correctly they were offering 20/30% off sets last year online.

Lord Spence · 14-10-2019 05:49PM

Fornevermore wrote: »

Oh yeah, for your 'wife', we get ya.

Defo not for me but I don't mind a bit of moisturer :-) I'm in touch that way lol

Lord Spence · 14-10-2019 05:50PM

SusieBlue wrote: »

I'd third the Blank Canvas brushes, if you hold tight and are organised on the day you're bound to get an excellent deal on them on Black Friday. If I remember correctly they were offering 20/30% off sets last year online.

Great looks like it's definitely the way to go so, and I always wait for black Friday just like to have my research done beforehand. Thanks all

Airyfairy12 · 15-10-2019 11:51PM

Blank canvas and Mac brushes - Mac are more expensive but excellent quality and will last for life.

GingerLily · 16-10-2019 06:48AM

I love Zoeva brushes and they're good value and a very nice size, I'm not a fan of some of the longer handle brush sets. The rose gold brushes look so pretty

For more affordable brushes I'd recommend real techniques, they'll have good Christmas sets out soon.

Lord Spence · 16-10-2019 11:31AM

GingerLily wrote: »

I love Zoeva brushes and they're good value and a very nice size, I'm not a fan of some of the longer handle brush sets. The rose gold brushes look so pretty

For more affordable brushes I'd recommend real techniques, they'll have good Christmas sets out soon.

Affordable I like that word:D I'll keep an eye out thanks.

Lord Spence · 21-10-2019 04:12PM

does this look like a good set? https://www.amazon.co.uk/Blank-Canvas-15-Pieces-Professional-Folio1/dp/B07QK2JWDX/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=Blank+canvas+brushes&qid=1571670725&sr=8-5

hairyprincess · 21-10-2019 08:04PM

Absolutely, you are on to a winner there and that’s a great price. I’d be a very happy lady with that set!

Lord Spence · 22-10-2019 04:06PM

hairyprincess wrote: »

Absolutely, you are on to a winner there and that’s a great price. I’d be a very happy lady with that set!

Thanks I think I will go for that one so

Salthillprom · 24-10-2019 11:17PM

Mac brushes. They aren't cheap but they are brilliant! I still use mine and I have them about ten years. I mind them well and clean them regularly but they've never lost their bristles and are better than a lot of other brands of brushes that I own.

Help a fella out - Make Up Brushes

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