Sunday, May 16, 2010
Tools Day. Kind of. Just have a couple of new toys to play with. I mean cosmetic tools.
These are actually artist brushes. For painting. I bought a set of all the above for only $8! They're really soft. I bought these because of the finest brush. If I were to buy these alone, one brush would have set me back $3 to $6 each. So why not buy the entire set? The biggest brush is barely a centimetre long. So imagine how small the tiniest one is! I need it for my gel eyeliners. There're a few that can be used for gel liners actually. The third from the left, with the flat top, is also good for eyeliners. The rest, I'll use it for my concealers, cream shadows, paintpots etc. Really soft and smooth bristles.
The teeny brush, seen with my MAC fluidline.
Just got these in the mail. The elf studio line blush brush, which is oh-so-soft!! The eyeshadow brush, which is unexpectedly different from my previous one, and my much needed lash curler. Got to retire my old one. Cheap but good stuff. hehs.
Ok, so here is why I said my elf shadow brush is unexpectedly different. The one on the left is the older version of the same brush. Longer bristles, more 'C' shaped.
Side view: The one on the left is the old one. More bristles! Thicker.
And finally, the length difference.... oh well. It doesn't quite matter, because I still love that brush. So soft, and picks up colour well. I wanted to get a flatter, shorter-bristled shadow brush anyway, from sephora. Now I don't need to!
Just random: 3 totally different items that look so alike. MAC select moisturecover, elf mineral eyeshadow primer and Sephora ultra-brillance gloss. Hope I won't pick up the wrong thing, especially if I'm too sleepy or tired.
9:20 PM
These are actually artist brushes. For painting. I bought a set of all the above for only $8! They're really soft. I bought these because of the finest brush. If I were to buy these alone, one brush would have set me back $3 to $6 each. So why not buy the entire set? The biggest brush is barely a centimetre long. So imagine how small the tiniest one is! I need it for my gel eyeliners. There're a few that can be used for gel liners actually. The third from the left, with the flat top, is also good for eyeliners. The rest, I'll use it for my concealers, cream shadows, paintpots etc. Really soft and smooth bristles.
The teeny brush, seen with my MAC fluidline.
Just got these in the mail. The elf studio line blush brush, which is oh-so-soft!! The eyeshadow brush, which is unexpectedly different from my previous one, and my much needed lash curler. Got to retire my old one. Cheap but good stuff. hehs.
Ok, so here is why I said my elf shadow brush is unexpectedly different. The one on the left is the older version of the same brush. Longer bristles, more 'C' shaped.
Side view: The one on the left is the old one. More bristles! Thicker.
And finally, the length difference.... oh well. It doesn't quite matter, because I still love that brush. So soft, and picks up colour well. I wanted to get a flatter, shorter-bristled shadow brush anyway, from sephora. Now I don't need to!
Just random: 3 totally different items that look so alike. MAC select moisturecover, elf mineral eyeshadow primer and Sephora ultra-brillance gloss. Hope I won't pick up the wrong thing, especially if I'm too sleepy or tired.
