Hi there everyone! I saw that Bountiful Baby has a new blending brush, 3/4" Ultra-Soft Mop Blending Brush #3920 and I was wondering if anyone has used it for blending? I use air dry paints and am wondering if it can be cleaned with soap and water after using? Here is a link to the brush in question: 3/4" Ultra-Soft Mop Blending Brush #3920 - Bountiful Baby (DP Creations LLC)
Thanks,
Julie
$6.95 for the brush plus $6.98 for shipping. I’d go find a makeup brush at a store.
I order makeup brushes from Amazon!! Cheaper and variety of sizes!!!
Yes I use this brush and was thinking about making a post on brushes that I really like. This is one of them so I am glad you asked! This is the brush I use for blending when I want the color to stay and not fan out all over the place. It is perfect for that and blends very nicely! I use it a lot! I paint with heat set and use alcohol to clean it. Highly recommend!
I also like the Kabuki brush by Ultimate Fusion and have a few. It is really great for blushing, holds color well and gives great control.
Hope this helps. x
Thank you it does help! Do you use the exact brush I posted about or one like it? I’ve been using some other makeup brushes and had been thinking of using mop brushes. I have used the Ultimate Fusion brush before and liked it. I’m trying to use brushes to help with pouncing instead of cosmetic wedges when I paint my ethnic/biracial babies. It helps a little bit with the patchiness.
Yes I use this exact brush. I have other make up brushes bought from depo stores and such but this one really surprised me. I ordered it during a BB sale on a whim not thinking it would make a diff but it really does. It is kinda hard to put the effect into words but it does not push the paint around like some brushes can and blends it beautifully without soaking up all my paint. It is really soft and fluffy and when it arrived I didn’t have high hopes because of it but It is one of my main brushes now when blushing my dolls. 
Took a pic of it for you. In running my fingers over the brush, it is actually a little firmer than I thought.
Thank you!
