One for all, and all for One...

If you were stranded on a deserted island and could bring just one eye makeup brush, which one would it be???

Tough choice, HUH?

Well Number One – I love that this deserted island scenario allows you to bring makeup! LOL!

But to answer the question, if I had just one eye makeup brush to bring, it would be this one:

Sonia Kashuk’s Fluffy Eye Brush also known as “The Little Brush That Could”.

At $4.99, this small but mighty brush goes the distance. It multi tasks like a dream. It’s great for lid, crease, and highlight.

If you’re new to makeup or on a super tight budget or just like a great deal, consider this bargain gem. And consider it soon. I have a strange feeling this line of SK brushes will be discontinued when the newer target lines premiere later this month. I’ve noticed that my local Target is not replenishing the aisles. I had to go to another Target to stock up.

So if you’re at all interested, get em while they’re still around!

Also Sonia Kashuk has a slightly higher end Target brush line…these brushes are of higher quality and have a fancy shiny metallic black/ green handle. These brushes are fab too, but the original plain ol white handle SK Target line is amazing, IMHO.

I also love the SK large crease brush ($5.99). I swear I use both the crease brush and the fluffy brush way more than my pricier brushes (MAC, Armani, Bobbi Brown, etc.).

And because I can show you better than I can tell you, below you will find pics of me wearing MAC’s new Sea&Sky Mineralize eye shadow duo.

And for today’s challenge boys and girls –

I created the look below using ONE Sonia Kashuk Fluffy Brush. So everything….lid application, crease, blending, highlight…everything was done with this one little wonderful brush. (I wiped it clean on a paper towel in between colors)

Colors are applied as follows with SK fluffy brush (all mac colors unless otherwise stated):

Primer on entire eye area. Applied with finger tip

Lighter shade of duo applied to lower lid. Only applied to two thirds of the lower eye starting at inner eye

Darker shade applied in the crease

Thanks to the recommendation of the lovely Farai, a faithful TTB reader in Michigan, I used Tete-A-Tint as my highlight

BEHOLD –

The handy work of a $4.99 brush from Tar-jay!