Makeup Brush Breakdown: Inexpensive Tools to Achieve A Full Capacity Face Beat!

Ladies, Ladies, Ladies!!! How many times must we be lied to before we seek out and embrace the truth??!! You cannot, I repeat, CANNOT achieve that flawless, photo-ready face beatness with cotton balls and fingertips!! Regardless of what you have heard my loves it is simply not true. I will admit some products do work better using the "warm up" method, in which fingertips are used to prep and apply products, HOWEVER, it should not be used to apply an entire face of makeup. Coming from someone who had to learn the hard way, familiarizing yourself with the tools of the trade(especially if you want to achieve a full beatdown from the privacy of your own home) is the best way to keep your makeup looks as clean and professional looking as possible.

We already know ima Beast on a Budget, constantly looking for a great bargain, but something else you guys should understand about me is I am definitely a creature of habit. I like to find what works and what works well, and Ride or Die for that product(s). The same can be said when it comes to the makeup brushes I use on a daily basis. Below I have listed some old and new favorites on the brush front, all of which do their respective jobs fabulously. Each brush listed can be purchased individually for less than $5.00 (I strongly recommend the purchase of sets for cost efficiency, you may check each respective website for the cost of individual brushes listed!) and are located at one of the following websites:

Eyeslipsface.com

Coastalscents.com

BHcosmetics.com

Please comment below if you have any suggestions for inexpensive brushes that really get the job done, I'm always on the hunt for something truly wonderful that doesn't break my pocket!

e.l.f. studio Kabuki Brush: $6.00