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Re: Art brushes vs. Make up Brushes
I have a lot of artist brushes as well as MAC. I purchased the artist's brushes first. And I would have to say that they are not as nice as the full-size MAC brushes but are a good alternative when trying to save money.
What I did and recommend is that instead of trying to match brush to brush, go to the store (such as Michael's) and decide what brushes you would use personally based on their sizes and shapes. I couldn't tell you which brushes my artist brushes match up to, but I get a lot of use out them based on my needs.  And many of my brushes likely don't match up to any MAC brush based on shape, size, density, etc. I wasn't shy either: I was brushing those things on my cheeks to see if they felt soft there versus just feeling them with my hand. Most of the artist's brushes that I ended up buying are short-handled which is my preference; many artist's brushes have much longer handles than a typical makeup brush, and I was too lazy to feel like having to cut them down, and I don't like overly long handles.
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