SHU

SHU

printintin2020-05-22T17:18:52.000Z
I do use mostly powder, I just wanted at least 1 brush to be +
Ok for cream since I use it a wee bit. I did get the Shu #10 from their sale & that is cream or powder, so maybe it's enough. I'm back leaning towards
pinkpeonies2020-05-22T13:32:09.000Z
Shu Hikari
Andee2020-05-21T17:27:02.000Z
Shu Naturel to hold curl, then Chantecaille Faux Cils for length & volume.
printintin2020-05-21T10:54:33.000Z
FYI: Shu Uemura F&F sale - 25% off site wide or 35% off orders $100+ with code SHUFRIENDS+
some items are excluded from the sale like some newer LE collection items & cleansing oils. Shipping is free for orders $50+ / 4.50 for orders le
dizzielittlerascal2020-05-20T18:45:45.000Z
Yes, I also find the curl much more subtle than the Shu one
Andee2020-05-19T16:20:58.000Z
Chantecaille Faux Cils, Shu Uemura Ultimate Natural Lash, Lancome Definicils
printintin2020-05-18T20:49:53.000Z
Spinoff: Those with Sonia G brushes: which do you consider +
Your must have and which are not for you / could do without etc. ? The last HE brushes I owned were very old school Shu Uemura brushes. I loved them a
KatieRoxx2020-05-17T01:18:14.000Z
I'd like to master a dramatic cut crease or halo eye look. FWIW, when I first started with Bobbi+
Brown gel liners, I found using one of the liner brushes that is bent at the tip was helpful to get used to applying the gel liners. If you can get y
printintin2020-05-16T16:01:04.000Z
La Rosee du sour, grimauve, and peche... something+
I debated cantaloup and ponceau, too. The three above seemed perfect for filling in gaps. I bought the curler after people saying on here it replaced
minimalist7772020-05-16T00:16:36.000Z
definitely; I know Shu is a fave but it pinched my eyes; love the Shi and Lancome curlers