Natural makeup brushes are made up of various animal hair. The Mix N Blend goat hair brushes were some of the softest I've ever touched. These brushes felt really durable and can actually get better the more you use them. I didn't like how a few hairs kept falling from the brushes the first few times I used them. The shedding did get better the more I used them and I'm glad I didn't dismiss these brushes because of the shedding. I noticed I did get a better application when I used powder products. This could be because natural bristles move more freely so I was able to not only pick up more product, but also blend it out properly.
I'm happy to add some of these new goat hair brushes to my makeup arsenal, but I'm not ready to ditch the synthetic brushes just yet. I still use a liquid tinted moisturizer and the goat hair foundation brush doesn't do well with liquid or cream products.
I'm happy to add some of these new goat hair brushes to my makeup arsenal, but I'm not ready to ditch the synthetic brushes just yet. I still use a liquid tinted moisturizer and the goat hair foundation brush doesn't do well with liquid or cream products.
If you would like to find out more about the Mix N Blend makeup brushes, check out their website at http://mixnblendofficial.com/
Have you tried natural or goat hair brushes before? Let me know your thoughts. I'd love to hear from you!
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