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Hi pretty ones! This time I am back with not another OOTD but a post which will help make up beginners to some extent. This post will be on eye makeup brushes. We wind the market flooded with different kinds of makeup brushes which make us go gaga, but not all of us can afford to get them.

Sometimes its solely because of the reason that we do not do detailed make up every day and so we wonder what is the use of buying expensive brushes when we are rarely going to use them. But then there comes many occasions when we wish we had some brushes to apply our make up properly. All of us know that Vega probably offers the cheapest brushes. But even the cheapest Vega brush is around Rs 60.

So I found out alternatives to four kind of make up brushes, and what’s more, each of these cost less than 35 bucks! So are you ready? I was just strolling around the stationary shop the other day and I came across this “hobby idea” range from Camlin. Camlin evokes childhood memories doesn’t it?

☺ I was surprised to find interesting shaped brushes which really resembled make up brushes! Intrigued, I got myself three of them. Though I do not remember exact prices, but all three cost me less than 100! Here is a look into them 1.

Camlin hobby brush “filbert”#8: this flat brush serves as a very good eye shadow applicator. The flat bristles picks up the right amount of pigment and it can be compared to vega eye applicator. Camlin hobby brush “liner”#2: all of us have one time or the other faced the problem of dealing with bad brushes which accompany our favorite liquid eyeliners.

To solve this problem, it is advisable to keep a separate eye liner brush handy. It can also be used to create that perfect “winged” look. But shelling out an extra 60 to 70 bucks( sometimes even more!) for the same is not desirable by everyone.

You will get the answer in this camlin’s brush. The brush is perfect for thick and thin lines alike. Fluffy blender: A fluffy blender is used to give your eye makeup the final perfection touch. It mixes colors together and blends out any harsh lines created by different colored eye shadows. I saw Rati using a fluffy blender in her eye make up tutorials. Since I don’t own any, I decided to try out a simple paint brush in number 5.

I was surprised when I got a wonderful blending effect. Since then I have been using this brush for blending shadow on my crease and seriously do not feel the need of buying an expensive fluffy brush. You can use brush numbers 6, 7 and 8 too if you want your brush to be more “fluffy”. I use this just because it was already in my home 😛 though the bristles look scratchy, they are actually really soft!

Hey, Makeup Geeks! I’ve been trying to tape this brow video for years. Every time I’ve filmed it before, the sound or picture quality hasn’t been the best. I’m happy to say that I FINALLY filmed a decent video to show guys you how I fill in my brows. Please note, my brows aren’t the easiest to work with so they’re still not exactly how I’d like them.

But don’t worry the tips I have for you will still help you achieve YOUR perfect brows! Products I Used:. Too Faced Brow Pencil – “Browny” ( ) ( ).

MAC Paintpot – “Quite Natural” ( ) ( ). Anastasia Brow Gel – “Medium Taupe” ( ). Makeup Geek Dual Ended Brow Brush ( ). DO’S Thicker is better – Fuller brows portray youth, so keeping them thicker makes you look younger. For this reason, keep your brow game strong by not over plucking your brow hairs. We’ve all been guilty of this, but we promise to stop over plucking if you promise you will too.

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Shape accordingly – Ideally you want the inner part of your brow to be thicker, then taper to a thinner line as it goes toward your temple.The arch should be just outside your pupil. Lighten Up ( For super dark brows.) – If you have fair skin and very dark brows, you may need to lighten them up. I bleach mine slightly with facial bleach to make them appear less harsh. Be sure to only leave the bleach on for 5 minutes or less.

Leaving the bleach on for any longer will leave you with orange brows! Pick powder to look the most natural – For the most natural brows, use a matte finish tan or brown eyeshadow to fill in your brows.

Take an and apply shadow to sparse areas. Carve out your brows – For very defined brows, take a small flat brush and apply creamy concealer under the brows to tidy up the edges. You probably don’t need this step for everyday, but it’s perfect for getting defined brows when you’re wearing a more dramatic look. DONT’S Never fill in your brows with black pencil – Unless you want “black sharpie brows”, just please don’t do this. Even if you have black brows, use a dark brown product.

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Stay away from red tints – Hair naturally has a khaki undertone to it, so using brow products that also have a touch of khaki will look more natural. For whatever reason, most makeup companies have reddish tinted brow products.

Stay away from these products. Don’t over draw. – The entire brow shouldn’t have the same darkness all throughout. Generally, the arch and the tail of the brow should be the most defined and the darkest. The inner part should be slightly more sparse and lighter. Don’t forget to tame the strays- It’s best to set your brows with a brow gel to really lock the hairs in place all day.