Hey there!
I'm going to admit it.
I have this feeling you might be able to admit it too. I have no earthly idea
what to do with my tiny kabuki brushes.
The last 2 times I
purchased e.l.f. products, I got a free kabuki brush. Once I got the super
duper soft e.l.f. Kabuki Face Brush
and the second time I got the e.l.f.
Slanted Kabuki Brush. Both brushes are big fluffy brushes that are super
soft. Because they are small, they are kind of hard to grip. I suppose you'd
use finishing powder with these but the bristle head is so big I feel like I
don't have control of where the powder is going.
There was a small
brush in my Too Faced blush palette.
It's called a mini Flatbuki brush. It is also super soft and so cute. It's well
made and tapered to a point. I guess I could use it for bronzing but really,
come on. It's too small for that!
My aunt gave me a
makeup brush set and there was a small one in there too. The brand is Beauty Professional. It's a densely
packed kabuki brush in a gold, square holder. It is really cute and classy and
kinda useless. Of all of the brushes, I could probably get away with using this
one except it's not soft at all. It's hard and itchy. This one could cut a girl
-- seriously.
So now I have all of
these small kabuki brushes -- what do I do with them??
I've been displaying
them on my makeup counter but that's not the proper place for them, I know. So
what on earth should I do with them? What are you doing with your tiny kabuki
brushes? Are you really using them, displaying them or tossing them?
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