My Favorite Makeup Brushes! Updated for 2024 | BEST + Most Used Everyday Makeup Brushes

[@kayla4702]

My favorite eye brushes are the Blend Bunny set and a few Sonia G brushes: Fusion Worker, Mini Booster, and Traditions 3 and 4. My favorite blush brush is an old BH one, and my favorite bronzer brush is an old Colourpop one. Lol.

[@nicoleraps4272]

I am really enjoying the Singe brushes, Rephr, RT, Colourpop, odens eyes and some Morphe ones. ❤

[@janetrahman1007]

Will definitely try some of your recommendations 😊

[@Petra-beta]

Love these updated brush collection/recommendation videos, including all sorts of shapes, brands, multitasking purposes you’ve found and price points. Some of these prices are ridiculous and you are just buying the brand when they have great affordable identical ones online and within the drugstores, Walmart, Target, Maijers, Sam’s/Costco, Ulta, Miss A, Amazon. oh and can’t forget TJ Max Marshals and Ross!

[@michellerocco5073]

Love❤❤❤LOVE YOUR NAIL POLISH Sis!!!

[@tamarasparks8065]

The Singe eye brushes are so worth it. Small enough to do detail and precision. My favorite curler is the Rephr.

[@lesaseigler5365]

Well, guess I am using the correct brushes. I have some of the same ones and use for the same purpose. Good and informative, thanks for sharing.😊

[@Queenofcats36]

Not me writing down a wishlist of brushes/sets to buy on Black Friday 😹

[@fmip1036]

Hello. Great demonstration. I am in Australia and cannot purchase all these brushes individually because postage costs would be really high. Can you recommend a brand that has a pared down brush set that offering brushes are required for a full make-up application? I like the Singe range, although reviews are mixed on their quality. I am a minimalist and believe less is more. The essentials are concealer, foundation, highlighter, eye brushes, blending and packing. I have found an angled spoolie available in Australia, although maybe not as good as Colourpop. Happy to order from the United States if I'm paying just one delivery fee. I'm not a make up artist, just a regular person. I believe in quality so happy to pay a bit extra for brushes that will last and most importantly are soft and gentle on my sensitive skin. Thanks in advance.

[@catherinelynnfraser2001]

I love brushes and fingers for makeup application. I adore the different fibres and blended fibres. Synthetic fibres are so durable and easy to maintain but a natural fibre brush has my heart. Nothing beats the ritual and history of cosmetic application with a natural fibre.

[@michellerocco5073]

Wow THIS IS ABSOLUTELY THE BEST ESPECIALLY WITH YOUR SHOWING Us Wow thank you ❤❤❤Amanda 🙏

[@christahodges]

Good morning, Amanda! Happy Wednesday! Congratulations again on your collaboration!!! I can't wait to purchase! Have a great day! 😊🩷💜🩵💛💚🧡

[@gailschaefer-guajardo6731]

What do you think about the Alter Ego set of brushes that are supposed to be dupes for the Angie Hot n Flashy? Great video, very helpful.👍✔️💯🤎🏵️❗🍁🍂🐾🎃👻

[@dawnbaby]

I love the makeup you used, what is the foundation and shade please. Is the eye look from your new palette? so pretty 😊

[@robinlibby8388]

Washed makeup brushes. I got that colourpop stippling brush for cream blush after watching one of your colourpop recommendation videos and it's great.

[@kbmakes]

I haven't tried the Singe concealer brush, but from your demo it seems like the Sephora concealer brush could be a good alternative. Not the pro line, but the more affordable line, it's the number 2. I really enjoy it! Edit: it's the "essential" line

[@AC-jl6su]

Good Evening...here💜😽 thanks for the video and have a nice day!

[@Petra-beta]

Milani (only the face brushes, eye brushes I’m not a fan of) Hailey and Flower make excellent dupe brushes that are perfectly dense and soft like the high end brushes, along with Sonia Kashuk for most their sets and individuals. Not the eco ones though, lol. Equate and Eco Tools make great ones too, but Eco tools especially the eye brushes for smaller eye shapes (which isn’t that easy to find in the drugstore.) I am not a fan of the Elf studio brushes. They are basically made of fishing line for bristles and the handles always fall off.