Thread: Help me choose a brush

I agree with Uzi's sage advice. I know when I started looking for a brush I read dozens to hundreds of forum posts, reviews, watched YouTube videos... Until I finally thought I knew what I wanted and ordered the "perfect" brush for me... Or so I thought... It's still a great brush and still my favorite, but pretty soon I was wondering about the other types... And of course now I have two different types of badgers, two different types of synthetics, and a boar. Like others have mentioned, each one is good at different things and I don't regret any of them... The one thing I would do differently is from the get-go say "I'm going to spend x and get one of each type" from the start, simply because that would avoid the episodes of "you bought ANOTHER brush?!?" from the fiancé. (More advice: when this happens, DO NOT bring up how many different makeup brushes she has... Doesn't help)