Best cheap make up brushes?

Answer 1

Target! They're not super super cheap, but they're really good quality-wise, so I highly reccomend them. They've got all kinds of different sizes of brushes too. Hope this helped!

http://www.target.com/gp/browse.html/ref=sc_iw_r_2_0/602-2816720-3827053?node=13418071

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Answer 2

You can buy any cheap set at Walmart but theyre horrible to use. And im cheap, so ive tried em all. i finally settled on these ones from Target. The brand is Sonya Kushak or sumthin like that. Theyre not that epensive - not proffesional price at all. I think they're abt $7-$9 for eye brushes, foundation brushes. The big ones cost more, of course. You can but a set of em for like $25. Theyre reallllllly good,

Answer 3

I'm really hard on makeup brushes but the cheapest in my kit that have held up the longest are my set of Merle Norman brushes. You can usually find a collection of them for around $25. Look on Ebay for them because every Christmas they do a holiday set for $25 and someone is usually re-selling it on Ebay.
Another really wonderful reasonably priced brand is A-design brushes. They make a travel pouch of brushes for $45. I like my A-design over my MAC because they don't loose hairs like the MAC do over time. You can also go to the art store and pick up a few brushes. I really only like to do that for things like angled eyebrow, fan brushes, and some eyeshadow brushes. Art store brushes have coarser hair (which is why they are cheaper) so they won't work well with blending some of your product.
No matter how little or how much you spend make sure to take proper care of your brushes. Never wash them in harsh detergents. The rule is if you wouldn't use it on your hair don't use it on your makeup brush hair. Most makeup brushes are made of animal hair so it needs to be treated as if it is hair to prevent breaking off, splitting, and drying. I always re-shape mine with some conditioner after washing with a moisturizing shampoo (I don't recommend baby shampoo if you want them to last). Let the conditioner set for an hour and then lightly rinse with cool water. It's okay if a little residue stays on the brush. It helps the brush keep it's shape and helps it to pick up color. I've had my brushes for almost 10 years without having to replace them because of caring for them so carefully. Every set I'm at i'm asked if I'm using new brushes because mine are so soft and perfectly formed.

Answer 4

The cheapest make-up brushes that u can find r from $2 shops. They all do the job whether they r cheap or expensive.

Answer 5

Seriously get some artist paint brushes when they are on sell at a hobby lobby or something. They are of higher quality and you will get better results and they r generally cheaper then the *good* make up brushes.

Answer 6

Try www.e.l.f.com it stands for eyes lips and face all of their products are 1.00. The makeup isn't that good but the brushes work fantastic. Its like the cheapest! Some Targets have them but mine doesn't so I just order it on line.

Answer 7

Don't skimp on quality brushes, it does make a huge difference! Sephora is reasonably priced.

Answer 8

Soft paint brushes R good enough to blend the maleup spong and cotten can be use too.

Answer 9

dont try nd save money on make-up brushes!!!! a good set of brushes can take u from normal to gorjus!!!! its so important in blending.....i suggest investin in a good set of MAC brushes or even the body shop....get two eye brushes, on big powder one, a lip brush nd a medium sized brush for bronzer/blusher.....trust me even if u egt it one by one u wont go rong....

Answer 10

I love the quality and Price of the MARK brand. It's all I use. Very good quality and value for the price.