Hakuhodo

Hakuhodo

Artbabe2024-05-04T14:52:01.000Z
I have a couple of MAC brushes from about 2000, several Hakuhodo and Shu from 2005 or so, all great.
bastet2024-05-04T06:56:34.000Z
As others have said - forever. I've got Trish, BB, MAC that are 20+ years and Suqqu, Haku, Chiku+
that are 10+ years, and they are all fine. If you're looking for natural hair, I'd go for Japanese brushes, as I think BB, MAC and Trish are no longer
charhow2024-04-02T01:42:01.000Z
I just came back from 2 different trips (one to the Canadian Grammys lol, and one for Easter, and
my kit included: Haus Labs concealer in 2 colours (use ‘em both) + the Pat McGrath highlighting brush Givenchy loose in magical #3 + a triangle pu
DressageDiva2024-03-08T15:15:48.000Z
I think Fude can be fun to try, but it takes…
Time and money. Like Fude Beauty is nice, but shipping is $25 and they always have stuff on sale. Hakuhodo has a US site and does have sales.
Artbabe2024-02-27T18:36:38.000Z
I’m sure Hakuhodo would have a few excellent options
bastet2024-02-05T09:43:20.000Z
Hakuhodo and Chikuhodo for natural hair (expensive), Sephora Pro, Zoeva and Real Techniques+
for synthetic and more reasonable price. It really depends on what brush shapes you're looking for. Have to add – I really dislike the rubbery handles
DressageDiva2024-02-04T21:19:01.000Z
Hakuhodo small fluffy is my hg. Also the chikuhodo…
Silver fox line is so nice
Andee2024-02-04T19:56:30.000Z
As below, I like Hakuhodo and my new Sonia G is excellent.