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Bought the world's most expensive makeup brush, so you don't have to, and I figured why not make this a series? Let's test out the world's most expensive beauty products. Comment below how much you think this one brush is. I'll tell you at the end. If you didn't see it recently, I uploaded a video using the Hakuhodo Japanese makeup brushes. I definitely did use it wrong, but this is my first time using it. Just the handle. This handle is the nicest handle. It's so smooth. It's so glossy. Everything's handmade, and that's what you're paying for. You're paying for the quality. You're paying for the craftsmanship. Like, if you haven't used a Kabuki brush, they're awesome. You can use them for anything. People use them for foundation, for powder, etcetera. On the website, it does say that this one is more for powder, so that's what I'm gonna be doing this time. The density of the brush is actually perfect. I feel like I'm not worthy to use this, honestly. You can get very similar results with other brushes, and, obviously, it's so expensive, but, like, just to be able to sit here and try this is, like, crazy. I will say this definitely makes me appreciate quality over quantity, having a few of these really nice brushes. Okay. We finished the makeup, and if you had guessed close to $300 for the price of this one brush, you are correct. That is the most money I've ever spent on one singular makeup brush. A lot of us don't need this in their kits. Like, this is obviously a very, very luxury item. However, I am very impressed by this and the craftsmanship. I'm excited to make this a series. Comment below other items of the world's most expensive beauty products that you want me to try. Let me know. Would you buy this?