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Kate Spade

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 I'm considering getting a new blush brush.  So far I have ones my MAC, Sonia Kashuk, Stila, and B.E.  
They all came as a part of a set, but besides my travel sized B.E. one, I feel like most of them are 1) hard/stiff, and 2) too big.  They deposit a lot of color on my entire cheek and a little color goes a long way on me.  Actually the travel set ones seem the right size for my cheeks, but I want to leave them in their travel pouches on a day to day.

Any recommendations for a soft, natural hair blush brush that won't make me look like a clown? 

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Marc Jacobs

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I am in love with my set from Sephora. I have the antibacterial brush set. I haven't noticed too much being picked up by the brushes and being put on me. You might want to stop by and check it out.

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Marc Jacobs

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i was going to recommend Sonia Kashuk, but you already have it.  With any blush brush, i swipe only the tiniest bit of blush onto the brush and still have to blow it off before applying!  

Maybe Estee Lauder?  They usually have nice brushes and applicators.


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Dooney & Bourke

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NARS makes the most incredible brushes I have ever used. Here is the link to their site-

http://www.narscosmetics.com/Blush-and-Bronzer-Brushes-C33_category_6.aspx



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Nine West

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If you have one nearby, i think you should, try the Body Shop!
I have lots of brushes from there, and they have all held up great (i.e. since high school and im 28)!
They're natural, come in a ton of sizes, and aren't too expensive either!

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