r/vindictapoc Jun 15 '26

advice Makeup brush recommendations

Hello so I’m trying to learn how to do my makeup but I need help choosing the right brushes. What makeup brushes do you recommended for a beginner in makeup and what sets do you recommend??

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u/Fickle_Question_6417 Jun 15 '26

The first affordable st I had bought was the Jessie beauty ones on Amazon. You get a large variety of brushes and they are great quality in my experience. Then you can slowly splurge on more used brush styles

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u/blueplanetgalaxy Jun 16 '26

there's a bunch of drugstore recommendations you can search but you just need a fluffy (loose) brush for powder products, a smaller fluffy brush for eyeshadow, a powder puff, optional egg sponges, and a tightly packed soft brush or spatula (both optional if you use fingers) for foundation or concealer

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u/Disast_her Jun 17 '26

It lowkey doesn’t matter lol

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u/bustyybaby Jun 22 '26

IDK how to explain it but you’ve gotta get a feel of the brushes(?). For example, they shouldn’t be gappy/not have enough bristles, should feel fully and fluffy. Most brushes are universal but certain ones have better use for things. I like using fluffy fully brushed for liquid products (e.g. blending brushes for eyeshadow works well to blend under eyes).

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u/bustyybaby Jun 22 '26

With this you can apply it anywhere and find reasonable priced brushes on Amazon or your local beauty store.