Zoeva

Zoeva

changja22020-07-15T17:48:32.000Z
You can use goat (& I think horse, weasel) for cream products. Just not the delicate squirrel hairs+
because you don't want to wash them too often. That said, I like Real Technique, Zoeva and Sephora synthetic brushes
sugarglazed2020-07-15T16:45:09.000Z
Zoeva
stls2020-07-13T20:42:15.000Z
Seriously thinking about investing in the Rephr brushes, are they worth it in your opinion? Or +
should I splurge on Sonia G instead when I save up? Haven't tried any high end Japanese brushes yet, have mostly been using MAC & Zoeva so far but wan
NatalieA2020-07-09T15:36:26.000Z
Zoeva #104
changja22020-07-08T18:34:41.000Z
I pretty much use: MAC 239, 217, 219 (and all "dupes" in Rephr/Hakuhodo/WG), TF$ 13 (OG), & Zoeva++
228. Definitely a fan of Robert Smith/The Cure :)
nouvellevague2020-07-04T03:54:24.000Z
I find myself wanting brushes Lisa Eldridge uses, which is mostly Zoeva. Interesting they list +
brushes that aren't very popular/well loved, like the red Shiseido brush and the NARS one.
nouvellevague2020-06-29T20:28:23.000Z
Love the Haku one and didn't know Zoeva made a smaller version! Interesting, thanks :)
bastet2020-06-29T12:45:58.000Z
Comparison of Hakuhodo G521-D1 and Zoeva 310 spot liner+
Just in case this helpful to any of you. The Zoeva is synthetic, the Haku is natural hair and a bit wider than the Zoeva. I use these brushes for lini
sandra19002020-06-22T11:26:25.000Z
Liquid highlighter / Zoeva foundation and a UV wrap (Coolibar).
Lizzy282020-06-19T13:07:42.000Z
I like the CT best so I'm sad it's too dark/peachy and I have to mix. Then the Zoeva and Maybelline.