129 Powder/Blush Brush - is your best bet for general blush application. It can apply blush, highlighters, and do a little bit of buffing in a pinch.
138 Tapered Face Brush - is a domed-shaped brush, much more tapered than many powder brushes. It’s great for both highlighting, shaping, and contouring the face.
165 Tapered Cheek/Highlight Brush - is a smaller version of the 138. I love this one for highlighting.
168 Large Angled Contour Brush - is the brush to have handy if you ever want to sculpt your face. It is great for making cheekbones pop, jawlines thin, and finishing the face.
182 Buffer Brush - buffer brushes are designed to finish your face, whether it’s blending contouring and blushing colors together, applying loose powder, or just blending all your face products together.
187 Duo Fibre Brush - is a must-have brush if you like mineralize skin finishes. The way the brush is designed uses a blend of goat and synthetic fibers and it allows for softer, lighter application of product. It’s also known as a stippling brush. Great for highlighters too!
195 Concealer Brush - pretty new brush, and it is better then the 194 Concealer Brush. It’s great for easily applying concealing products, but it is also great for dabbing liquid foundations. I find using a concealer brush to apply liquids onto the face helps waste less product than directly applying liquid to a fluffier face brush or sponge.
Last but not least... the BEAUTY BLENDER! A must for any make up enthusiast. Perfect for an airbrush finish look. Blends foundation, concealers, and cream blushes perfectly. Love, Love, Love!
Keep in mind you don't need MAC brushes to get great results. Stigma, Bobbi Brown, MUG, etc. have excellent brushes as well.
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