naijapretty
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Hi, I hope this is in the right place.
It's helpful sometimes to see actual pictures of brushes, so I decided to do this.
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Crown brushes: eys, small crease, random eye, concealer, lip, med. all-over eye, all-over eye2, brow, foundation (its really flat & nice), spoolie (for brows), eyeliner, large crease brush, angled cheek
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Crown Brushes: Large face, foundatn, angled cheek and bronzer
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Crown brushes: bent eyeliner (the head doesn't come to a tip like the smashbox one) angled eyeliner
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japonesque: flat eye (like the MAC 239), crease (like MAC 224) and fan brush
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size comparison of BillyB brush to MAC and Adesign. they're smaller and lighter, like pencil-light, which is great if you fly with your kit.
all in all, BillyB brushes are a good shape and size
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MAC 188, face atelier blender (very nice), Face Atelier foundation (like MAC 190 and its bristles comes to a point), Art store fan brush (thin and good for applying really pigmented blush, as its not so large), MAC 136 (flat shaped powder, which gives more control in application)
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billy b paintbrush 12: for getting colour under the eye (like a mac 219)
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sephora brush, Sonia Kashuk all-over eye, smashbox crease (very nice), sonia kashuk small eye (for detail), sephora angled eye (also good for contouring nose), Face atelier angled cheek (really soft hair)
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Adesign: foundation, angled eye, eye 1, eye 4, eye 2, pointed foundation (amazing for heavy creme foundation), pointed concealer (really nice), flat eye, angled eye, Powder (nice), cheek (lovely, because its more flat shaped rather than round shaped, which seems better to me for blush application), flat concealer
the Adesign brushes all have their names printed at the bottom. the hair might be synthetic, I'm not sure. If you do get a scratchy brush, sometimes that happens, don't wash it with conditioner (I did, yuck). Instead, comb it.
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japonesque white hair kabuki brush; its hairs are tapered, it's beautiful for applying blush and contouring
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compared to mac 129 and adesign cheek brush
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mac 192 compared to a foundation brush
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winsor and newton series 240, size 3: excellent powder and blending brush
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Billy B brushes: 13 (great for all-over finishing up),8 (crease brush), 4(contour and small blush), 6 (eye & detailed work like contouring nose etc), 12 ( which is a different shaped brush that works like a MAC 219)
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aaannnnddd.... Happy birthday to my 9-yr old mac 219: you started it!!
More pictures below
Hi, I hope this is in the right place.
It's helpful sometimes to see actual pictures of brushes, so I decided to do this.

Crown brushes: eys, small crease, random eye, concealer, lip, med. all-over eye, all-over eye2, brow, foundation (its really flat & nice), spoolie (for brows), eyeliner, large crease brush, angled cheek

Crown Brushes: Large face, foundatn, angled cheek and bronzer

Crown brushes: bent eyeliner (the head doesn't come to a tip like the smashbox one) angled eyeliner

japonesque: flat eye (like the MAC 239), crease (like MAC 224) and fan brush

size comparison of BillyB brush to MAC and Adesign. they're smaller and lighter, like pencil-light, which is great if you fly with your kit.
all in all, BillyB brushes are a good shape and size

MAC 188, face atelier blender (very nice), Face Atelier foundation (like MAC 190 and its bristles comes to a point), Art store fan brush (thin and good for applying really pigmented blush, as its not so large), MAC 136 (flat shaped powder, which gives more control in application)

billy b paintbrush 12: for getting colour under the eye (like a mac 219)

sephora brush, Sonia Kashuk all-over eye, smashbox crease (very nice), sonia kashuk small eye (for detail), sephora angled eye (also good for contouring nose), Face atelier angled cheek (really soft hair)

Adesign: foundation, angled eye, eye 1, eye 4, eye 2, pointed foundation (amazing for heavy creme foundation), pointed concealer (really nice), flat eye, angled eye, Powder (nice), cheek (lovely, because its more flat shaped rather than round shaped, which seems better to me for blush application), flat concealer
the Adesign brushes all have their names printed at the bottom. the hair might be synthetic, I'm not sure. If you do get a scratchy brush, sometimes that happens, don't wash it with conditioner (I did, yuck). Instead, comb it.

japonesque white hair kabuki brush; its hairs are tapered, it's beautiful for applying blush and contouring

compared to mac 129 and adesign cheek brush

mac 192 compared to a foundation brush

winsor and newton series 240, size 3: excellent powder and blending brush

Billy B brushes: 13 (great for all-over finishing up),8 (crease brush), 4(contour and small blush), 6 (eye & detailed work like contouring nose etc), 12 ( which is a different shaped brush that works like a MAC 219)

aaannnnddd.... Happy birthday to my 9-yr old mac 219: you started it!!
More pictures below