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Here they are:
[*]Paula Dorf Foundation Brush. Cut and shaped by hand for precise application
[*]Kevyn Aucoin Large Blush & Powder Brush. Extraordinarily plush for powder, blush and bronzer.
[*]Trish McEvoy Tapered Blush Brush # 37. Soft blue squirrel-hair with a tapered head that makes you feel like a pro.
[*]Shu Uemura Kolinsky Sable Eye Shadow Brush # 12. The gold standard, period.
[*]Stila #13 Eyeliner Brush. Two left hands? Turning eye shadow into liner is a cinch with this tool.
[*]Shu Uemura Handy Wool Brush. A slanted-head, badger-hair brush for filling in brows.
[*]Laura Mercier Secret Camouflage Brush. This synthetic-fiber brush fits snugly into corners, crevices and anywhere else you might need concealer.
[*]La Prairie Lip Brush. Small enough to toss in your purse, and the cover protects your bag's lining.
[*]Trish McEvoy Velour Puff. Gentlyy blends blush and powder for a seamless finish.
[*]Shu Uemura Eyelash Curler. Still the best in the biz; Shu Uemura's signature tool.
[*]Tweezerman Slant Tweezer. Grabs even the finest hairs.
[*]Shiseido Oil-Control Blotting Paper. Lightly powdered sheets quickly transform skin from shiny to matte.
[*]M.A.C. Blot Film. Absorbs skin oil without altering makeup or depositing powder.
[*]Shu Uemura Non-Latex Sponges. Plush square, oval and round sponges.
[*]Q-Tips Cotton Swabs. Easily the most useful (and multifunctional) beauty tool around- you can't live without them.
Taken from May 2004 Town and Country magazine
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