Cheap make up brushes?

Boots do so good one!

HTH x

Hi

I asked this a while ago and lots of people recommended the Body Shop brushes - which aren't ridiculously expensive. I bought a little pack which included some eyeshadow brushes and a lip brush and I also bought a concealer applicator and they seem to be really good.

I haven't tried either of these myself yet so can't vouch for quality but you could try ELF where everything's £1.50, or Crownbrush seems to be sort of a wholesaler for professional types but the minimum order's only £15 so if you need a whole new set...

Check out Trsih McEvoy brushes on flea bay, they are fantastic but cheap on flea bay!

I bought a set of 8 new MAC brushes on the bay of e for £21 which I think was really cheap.

Oooh I hadn't even thought of the bay of e - thanks everyone!

Virgin Vie have some lovely brushes and they make applying make up so easy. They blend products so well and are very soft on your skin. Let me know if you want some info.

Cheap brushes get all fuzzy so quickly...

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Avon do really good brushes

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Benefit make gorgeous Great quality brushes, however they are V.Expensive....In boots/Debs etc, but the dollar is so low I did an massive order from their website (they are based in San francisco) and got all my usual make up for half price and I found a code for free international shipping...woooohooooo - I love a bargain!!!

MAC brushes are lovely but quite expensive so I would go for Body Shop brushes. You are better going for the slighty more expensive brushes as they are made to last and blend your makeup in alot easier.

If you clean them regularly and look after them they last a long time. My body shop powder brush has lasted me about 7 years and it's as good as new.

Aimee x
www.makeupbyaimee.co.uk

I love Bobbi Brown brushes but there are so expensive, alot cheaper on some auction site though.
If your budget can't stretch that far then I echo the comments from other hitchers that Bodyshop brushes are well worth the money and mine have lasted me ages xx

I bought some Ruby and Milly brushes from Boots a while back and they seem to be lasting well.