Hakuhodo

Hakuhodo

Andee2020-12-05T15:44:18.000Z
I have one from Hakuhodo. Try Hakuhodo USA.
stillpeachy2020-12-03T11:38:10.000Z
I find those tiny brushes like the wayne goss are better for a "darkening the lash line" look than a
definite line. You might try a thicker push liner brush like the Zoeva 241 Precision Smudger brush, or even a rounded brush (my favorite is the Hakuh
bastet2020-12-03T08:57:10.000Z
I've always thought that tightlining was to push e/s into the lashline, not into the waterline+
You push from underneath the lashes upwards in between the lashes, but not into the waterline. Have I been wrong all this time? I've had a LM MUA do t
Totodoro2020-11-30T21:29:29.000Z
I like a big hakuhodo brush personally. Rub it all over. Spray w rosewater to set
Jessiebanana2020-11-30T01:41:36.000Z
I bought many things, but not much makeup. Mostly dancewear, ornaments, & hair care. I did place an+
order with Hakuhodo and I did buy the Child palette, but it wasn't on sale. It just happened to come back in stock now.
lvoelv2020-11-29T23:26:16.000Z
Koh Gen Do powders and 2 Hakuhodo brushes
pjpoppingin2020-11-29T22:11:05.000Z
WG Airbrush, Chikahudo Z-4, Hakuhodo J110 brushes, Roller lash mascara (teen and me), r/o
JI Lip Fixation in Fascination, UD shadow primer duo set, Kiehl’s shaving cream, It’s a 10 repairing shampoo, and a few other staples. Teen daught
stilagirl992020-11-13T19:13:44.000Z
I’d go with
Sonia G, Wayne goss or hakuhodo. If you want to stick with natural hair these brands have some of the best IMO.
eternalstarangel2020-11-03T06:05:14.000Z
I like Sonia G or esum for sets. Chikuhodo and hakuhodo make excellent brushes as well, but I +
Suggest picking out individual brushes. A lot of people don't like the esum ones, but they work perfectly with all my natasha denona and viseart shado
meumar2020-11-03T05:39:27.000Z
I'm not sure - I have some expensive hakuhodo ones that are now shedding after 7 years.