My make up brushes!

(from L-R)

Ellana baby kabuki, Marionnaud N30 powder brush, ELF studio line powder brush,

ELF studio line stippling brush, ELF foundation brush, Marionnaud N32 angled blush brush,

Jenny 106 brush, Fashion21 eye brush, Marionnaud N37 round eye brush,

Marionnaud N34 concealer brush, Watsons eye brush, Marionnaud N38 angled eye brush,

ELF blending brush, gel/cream eyeliner brush, angled brushes, lip brushes, eyelash comb + brow comb.

PHEW!

Ellana baby buki brush

*very soft

*gives great coverage when I use my mineral make up

*density is good

*has this mini silver casing, great for the pouch

Marionnaud N30 brush

*very soft, but my kabuki is softer.

*density is good

*the black handle makes it stylish ;)

ELF powder brush

*very soft, comparable to my kabuki

*less dense than my kabuki

*great for buffing

ELF stippling brush

*reminds me of a puppy. (?!)

*great for my gel foundation

*soft

ELF foundation brush

*great for stick concealers

*soft 

Marionnaud angled brush

*great for my blush. :)

*soft

*density is good

*works well with cream blushes too 

Jenny face brush

*soft, comparable to my buki

*less dense

*great for gel foundations 

so since I do not usually put eye make up on, I wont be giving a one by one review of each,

but all of these work for me and they are all quite worth it.

Ney's tips:

1. Wash your brushes weekly, most specially the powder and blush brushes

-baby shampoo alone works, but some uses conditioner with it.

2. Clean concealer, lip, and other brushes that you use with cream based make ups with bath soap,

Bath soap removes the cream from the brush faster and easily than shampoo.

3. Synthetic brushes are better than animal hair. (based on my experience)

4. When applying liquid/cream make ups with a brush or sponge, make your tool wet!

this makes the tool absorb less of the product.

5. Avoid brushes that are scratchy, aside from the obvious that it hurts, it might break open your pores.

6. Rubbing alcohol is my SOS when I have not clean my brush.

7. Look for cheap brushes, there are a lot of brush that works that are below P300. 

Trust me in this! ;)