Make-up brushes every woman should have.

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It is no secret that every woman wants to look the her best all the time thus we spend most of our time watch  YouTube beauty channels repeatedly to learn how to perfect our makeup routine; but more often than not we come to realise that we either don't have the many make-up brushes used in this videos or we simply don't have enough cosmetics to achieve the very sought after flawless look that we so wish to master.

Having realised that there is limited knowledge about various functions of make-up brushes, I decided to write this blog to provide a basic guide on the make-up brushes that every woman needs in order to achieve a well applied, well blended and naturally looking flawless make-up.
       

In my quest to find a high quality brand of make-up brush sets I discovered a beauty brand called Mikasa, at first glance it undoubtedly meets the quality and standard of a premier brand but what I particularly like is the variety of brush sets that they offer: for the shaping eyebrows, applying  eyeshadow and full face kit. I have tried their  full face foundation brushes and the bristles are soft, flexible and offer precise application of product even in and around tricky corners that most beauty blenders can't reach. If you would like to find out more about their amazing products click on the link below to be redirected to their site and use the 25% Discount Coupon to save: TBEAUTIFIX25

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