#207 Duster Brush... thoughts?

[Star]

I have a "poor cousin" version of this brush, if you have the MAC one, what do you use it for? Do you reach for it often?

(I use mine to "dust away" any eyeshadow or pigment that falls onto my cheeks.

 

[MACgirl]

on the website, it said it could be used to dust pigments and such across the face and cheeks and body.

 

[Onederland]

this brush is worthless, but its cute to look at. Ifyou really wanted a fan brush, you can buy one at an Art store for MUCH less.

 

[Star]

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Originally Posted by Onederland this brush is worthless, but its cute to look at.

I agree, it's the cute factor

I think I will stick with my cheapie fan brush.

 

[clamster]

Was this brush discontinued? I don't see it on the website.

 

[clamster]

If you have this brush what do you use it for? Is it worth having?

 

[erine1881]

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Originally Posted by clamster Was this brush discontinued? I don't see it on the website.

it was discontinued. it was replaced with the 184 duo fibre brush. i use mine for a lighter application of MSF and to sculpt blush onto the cheeks.

 

[GreekChick]

You can use it to subtly highlight your cheekbones (the 187 can be too big for this, whereas this one is thinner, therefore more precise), brush away fallout, add linear special effects, as well as really precise but subtle contouring...

 

[aziajs]

Yeah. I just saw the makeup artist on Look-A-Like use this brush to add contour to this girl's cheeks so she would look more like Victoria Beckham.