Hakuhodo

Hakuhodo

threeleftsocks2024-02-04T19:12:41.000Z
Sonia G, hakuhodo, Chikuhodo for natural haired brushes. Real techniques for synthetic
Andee2024-01-01T18:45:58.000Z
New Year's Day treat to self: Sonia G Niki Pro and Blender Pro. I am alternating bronzers so wanted+
an additional with a different design. I have the Chikuhodo Z1 which I like for a subtle appplication. The Niki sounds like it will provide a tad more
threeleftsocks2023-12-01T15:34:56.000Z
Fingers for concealer, any angled brush+++
(sorry, all my angled brushes are d/c'd but of the many I have, they all work the same), for cream e/s, I like any natural haired dupe of the MAC217 l
threeleftsocks2023-12-01T14:53:54.000Z
Agreeing w/below, Japanese brushes are the gold standard for natural haired brushes. If you feel++
overwhelmed with choices at Hakuhodo, consider Sonia G brushes. She has some nice sets you can start out with. For synthetic, I really like Real T
Artbabe2023-12-01T14:29:13.000Z
I stay away from "influencers". For brushes, look at Hakuhodo, Chikuhodo, and I have +
brushes from MAC that are 15 years old and still excellent. I think Suqqu brushes are also very good.
bastet2023-12-01T12:48:55.000Z
Chikuhodo, Hakuhodo for natural hair, Zoeva for synthetic+
Sephora pro brushes are very nice, too
eternalstarangel2023-12-01T09:25:36.000Z
Chikuhodo, hakuhodo, surratt, some of the koyudo ones. I also like the esum eye brushes
bastet2023-11-16T10:07:29.000Z
I use Beautyblender soap and a silicone brush cleaner, but it's shaped like a little cup+
and has a little suction pad so you can fix it to the sink (this was a lucky find at TKMaxx some years ago). I also clean my brushes individually, but
Andee2023-11-15T15:20:30.000Z
Take a look at the Hakuhodo B5520BkSL Eye Shadow Tapered [H4539] brush. Might work.