I think these amazing brushes deserve a special
post all by themselves. If there is anyone who thinks otherwise, then I’m
sorry…but it’s still happening.
Never in my wildest dreams would I have thought that
I would purchase HAKUHODO brushes. Countless of rave reviews have been made
about the superb quality of these brushes that are all hand-made in Japan.
I had the fortune of coming across them in a booth
at an annual beauty fare at KL. I actually saw the brushes at the same fare
last year but if memory serves, they were only offering sets of brushes which
cost a redonkulous amount. So I passed. But this year, individual brushes were
on display so of course I couldn’t escape the lure!
In a dream world I would have bought every single
one of those luxurious brushes but reality bites so I just settled for 3 -
J5523
Even though I do not own a MAC 217, the sales
person said that this is comparable to the cult favourite. I have yet to use
any of the brushes but I foresee that this will be heavily used as it seems to
be a great multi-tasking brush. From picking up cream shadows to buffing out
powder ones.
I have no clue what is the number for this
brush as it’s not etched on the handle. I love the shape as it is the perfect
size for my eye crease and can diffuse any harsh lines there. I think the
bristles are made out of squirrel hair and again these are the softest brushes
you will ever feel!
B110
This is so gorgeously made that I fell absolutely
in love with it in an instant. It is softly rounded at the top and the shape
seems ideal for lightly patting on blush onto the apples of the cheeks. Again,
the bristles are incredibly smooth and feel absolutely velvety on the skin.
I was also pleasantly surprised that the prices
weren’t as pricey as I imagined for example, a MAC 217 retails for RM95 while
the Hakuhodo J5523 was selling at RM45.
But I do have to say that the Hakuhodo brushes
sport shorter handles – more like travel-size ones. I don’t mind the length; in
fact I prefer it as it makes travelling with the brushes much easier as it is more
compact.
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