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If you use Bare Minerals powder foundation...
My kabuki brush just fell apart. It was pretty old, I got it in a beginner kit when I was PG (7 years ago).
I want to replace it but with an inexpensive one but i need it to be dense enough to apply the foundation.
Or should I just buy the same one again?
Any suggestions? Thanks.
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Posted 8/13/14 12:28 PM  |
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hidinout
LIF Zygote
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Re: If you use Bare Minerals powder foundation...
Get the same brush- I had to buy a new one after 5 years and I just picked up the same one. It's not that expensive and you know it works well for you.
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| Posted 8/13/14 1:25 PM |
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Seawolf
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Scrumba
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Re: If you use Bare Minerals powder foundation...
I'd spend the $$ on the same one. I find their brand is the best.
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| Posted 8/13/14 1:51 PM |
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tourist
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Re: If you use Bare Minerals powder foundation...
I hated their kabuki brush that came with the kit--it was so scratchy! I have used other Bare Minerals brushes though that were better.
I have used various things over the years--what I use now is actually even more expensive & not really meant for mineral foundation.
However, Real Techniques & EcoTools both make a retractable Kabuki brush that gets good reviews.( $10/$12)
I use the Real Techniques buffing brush sometimes, but that only comes in a set ( $18)
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| Posted 8/13/14 4:10 PM |
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Re: If you use Bare Minerals powder foundation...
Posted by tourist
I hated their kabuki brush that came with the kit--it was so scratchy! I have used other Bare Minerals brushes though that were better.
I have used various things over the years--what I use now is actually even more expensive & not really meant for mineral foundation.
However, Real Techniques & EcoTools both make a retractable Kabuki brush that gets good reviews.( $10/$12)
I use the Real Techniques buffing brush sometimes, but that only comes in a set ( $18)
I kind of thought it was scratchy too.
I ended up buying the Kabuki brush you mentioned from BB&B figuring if it was no good, they take everything back. 
I absolutely LOVE my Real Techniques expert face brush for foundation!
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| Posted 8/14/14 9:23 AM |
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jellybelly79
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If you use Bare Minerals powder foundation...
I would get the same one too. It lasts forever instead of getting a cheap one you will have ro replace sooner
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| Posted 8/14/14 9:36 AM |
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Irishlass
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Lisa
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Re: If you use Bare Minerals powder foundation...
How do you like this foundation? I've been reading reviews on it and want to try it.
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| Posted 8/14/14 11:36 AM |
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Re: If you use Bare Minerals powder foundation...
Posted by Irishbride
How do you like this foundation? I've been reading reviews on it and want to try it.
I like it a lot. It takes a lot of work to get a full coverage look but for a light/medium coverage, it is great. And I love how it feels like you are wearing nothing on your skin.
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| Posted 8/16/14 8:58 AM |
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