How do these brushes compare to Beauty Junkees ones
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I personally havent tried the Beauty Junkee ones, but i wouldnt buy these by RCC brushes the handles fell off and they stink.. I would get the Beauty Junkee ones better lol
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I actually haven't tried those ones. I really liked these brushes at first, but when I cleaned them the tapered kabuki brush just is not the same anymore. The flat kabuki brush is my favorite and is still in great condition. But if your like me and use the tapered kabuki brush a lot I wouldnt recommend buying it.
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One Blush/Bronzer Brush, One Eyelash/Brow comb, Two Different Sized Eye shadow Brushes ,Two Different Sized Eyeliner Brushes, One That Fits Inside A Mascara, (TIP- Ran Out Of Liquid Liner? Just Take The Smaller Brush, Dip It In VOILA!!) And One Blending Brush For Waterline Or shadow, They Are Travel Size-Medium So They Are Kinda Small But They Also Are A little Cheap..... One Of The Brushes Broke The first time i used it and they smell funky also they came like 2 months after i ordered it.... If You want good brushes for a good price than I would Go to a Burlington, Tj Maxx, Marshels, Ross ECT. Some type of those stores. If you have any more questions feel free to ask on my buisness email- Skillsducttape@gmail.com Thank You!! Overall 8/10
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Yes, I have had these brushes for about a year and they began to shed within a few weeks. Needless to say I don't want the life time guarantee to get more brushes that shed.
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I had the original super salono, as a hairdresser, I've used it for two years and really enjoyed it. The only difference is it is smaller and the nose is shorter. I personally prefer the 3700 because it is smaller and I can handle it better while blow drying clients all day long. Also, for personal use, a shorter nose is easier handling when it comes to round brushing.
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I think they're better. Normal french tip guides aren't curved enough for my liking (and are too expensive to boot!). These come out more like what you'd get in a salon with a more noticeable smile line. I stock up on these and never buy them from beauty supply stores.
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I took them into a MAC store and they told me they absolutely were and to this day, I love them! They are THE best makeup brushes Ive ever had!
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Hello Justin, I watch a lot of makeup tutorials and they talk about the use of each brush, you can also search on YouTube about the use of each specific brush.
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I think it's synthetic to be honest but I could be wrong. I do like most of the brushes. The big face brush is kind of ruined after I washed it and it lost its shape. The foundation brush is too hard. I do use the other brushes and I like them. Sorry if that did not really answer your question.
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I would! In the past, other brushes have caused me to breakout and ended up being a waste of money. Then I found these! The price was right and the quality is great! No breakouts, brush feels great, and almost 8 months later they are still holding up great :) I use my brushes for powder foundations, bronzers and eye shadows, I would not recommend for gel liners, cream based eyeshadows or liquid foundation. Hope this helps!
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They are the same size as sigma brushes. Check out makeupnme on YouTube, I just watched her review and its on point. I've had these and the eye set since the beginning of june and I use them everyday, they are great!
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I would not purchase these brush es because first they have a really bad oder so I removed them from the pouch & cleaned them first but that didn't help. The blush & other face brushes shed really bad & now to answer your question no they do not pick up alot of product.
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These brushes are for the eyes. There is one in particular that is for blending and I actually use this one more than my Mac 217. I really like them
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No difference....they all do the same thing I think the only difference is the brush attachments some are softer than other..this one is just right not too soft or too hard...
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I like the Phillips Sonicare ProResults Standard. They are stiff when new but soften up pretty quickly with use. I buy mine at Target. Target frequently discounts them so watch for their coupons to save money. If you prefer a softer bristle you'd probably like the Philips Sonicare Standard Ultra Soft Sensitive brushes. They fit Diamondclean, Flexcare, Healthywhite, and Easyclean handles. Amazon.com sells Philips Sonicare Standard Ultra Soft Sensitive, 3 brush heads for $16.45. That's a great price. Not too sure if Target carries the softer bristle brushes. You'd have to check. Do a little research at Sonicare.com to see which brush model is best for you. Best of luck to you Barb! I like the Phillips Sonicare ProResults Standard. They are stiff when new but soften up pretty quickly with use. I buy mine at Target. Target frequently discounts them so watch for their coupons to save money. If you prefer a softer bristle you'd probably like the Philips Sonicare Standard Ultra Soft Sensitive brushes. They fit Diamondclean, Flexcare, Healthywhite, and Easyclean handles. Amazon.com sells Philips Sonicare Standard Ultra Soft Sensitive, 3 brush heads for $16.45. That's a great price. Not too sure if Target carries the softer bristle brushes. You'd have to check. Do a little... » Read More I like the Phillips Sonicare ProResults Standard. They are stiff when new but soften up pretty quickly with use. I buy mine at Target. Target frequently discounts them so watch for their coupons to save money. If you prefer a softer bristle you'd probably like the Philips Sonicare Standard Ultra Soft Sensitive brushes. They fit Diamondclean, Flexcare, Healthywhite, and Easyclean handles. Amazon.com sells Philips Sonicare Standard Ultra Soft Sensitive, 3 brush heads for $16.45. That's a great price. Not too sure if Target carries the softer bristle brushes. You'd have to check. Do a little research at Sonicare.com to see which brush model is best for you. Best of luck to you Barb! « Show Less
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Actually, I would suggest getting all 5 brushes in the set. They r amazing. I love the flat top and the Angeled brushes. You save more money when u get the set.
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I recently bought 2 for $38/each at the Melrose store in LA! Here's more info: http://aglitterylife.com/2014/01/03/nars-ita-brush/. I heard they've had to start waiting list bc it's just been cray. I've recently found this site also: http://www.beautyrose.com/naitakabr.html.
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I own both brushes and this does not come close to the UD brush. I bought this in hopes that it would be a dupe because the UD brush is a pain to clean (and takes forever to dry), but it's easily one of my favorites brushes. It's a powerhouse that I use to apply almost everything from liquid/powder highlight, undereye concealer, setting powder for underneath the eye, liquid foundation). The real techniques brush is OKAY in it's own right, but I wouldn't buy it if I were looking for a dupe for the optical blurring brush. Save your money and buy the UD brush. The only thing I use this brush for now is to apply and blend my highlight. I own both brushes and this does not come close to the UD brush. I bought this in hopes that it would be a dupe because the UD brush is a pain to clean (and takes forever to dry), but it's easily one of my favorites brushes. It's a powerhouse that I use to apply almost everything from liquid/powder highlight, undereye concealer, setting powder for underneath the eye, liquid foundation). The real techniques brush is OKAY in it's own right, but I wouldn't buy it if I were looking for a dupe for the optical blurring brush. Save your money and buy the UD brush. The only thing I use this brush... » Read More I own both brushes and this does not come close to the UD brush. I bought this in hopes that it would be a dupe because the UD brush is a pain to clean (and takes forever to dry), but it's easily one of my favorites brushes. It's a powerhouse that I use to apply almost everything from liquid/powder highlight, undereye concealer, setting powder for underneath the eye, liquid foundation). The real techniques brush is OKAY in it's own right, but I wouldn't buy it if I were looking for a dupe for the optical blurring brush. Save your money and buy the UD brush. The only thing I use this brush for now is to apply and blend my highlight. « Show Less