**Subscribe! Like! Comment! Fav!** Hop on over! ----------------------------------------------------------------- twitter.com www.facebook.com I hope you Like :) Thank you so much for watching and commenting. I really appreciate it!!! Hey beauty bunnies! I recently got some new brushes and I wanted to share them with you! These brushes are from Bdellium Tools and are from their new Green Bamboo series Check them out here: www.amazon.com I chose to go with this series because it was all cruelty free. This foundation set is perfect for any form of foundation application. The brushes in this set include: #957B Precision Kabuki #955B Finishing #943B Duet Fiber Foundation #948B Foundation Here is some more information on the Green Bamboo series: -The brushes are Synthetic. Synthetic bristles are not only good for the environment but they shed less in comparison to natural bristles & are easier to clean. The synthetic bristles are hypoallergenic & 100% cruelty-free. -The Green Bambu line does not have antibacterial protection. Synthetic bristles are less likely to accrue bacteria on them due to the simple fact that they are synthetic and it is difficult for bacteria to grow on them. -Bamboo is one of the most sustainable resources & environmentally sound plants on Earth. It has a rapid re-growth cycle & can be harvested with virtually no impact on the environment. Bamboo can also be grown in soil damaged by overgrazing or poor agricultural techniques truly making this a Green ...
Bamboo plant is a natural renewable resource. Besides its fast-growing nature, bamboo has many advantages in terms of social, economic and cultural benefits. More importantly, the bamboo root system and fibers are of strong rhizome, offering a high ecological function such as hydrological system to retain soil and water, and prevent erosion. It can also create a microclimate conducive to the development of live microorganisms and riverine wildlife. Considering its importance, Alstom Foundation and Yayasan Keanekaragaman Hayati (KEHATI) are in collaboration to support the preservation of bamboo species in Indonesia especially in Java. The program launched at January 12, 2011 at Bamboo Foundation Indonesia workshop, Cibinong, Jakarta will focus on planting various types of rare bamboo in several flood plains in Jakarta and Bogor. In addition to conserving biodiversity and preventing flooding, bamboo also provide benefits to the surrounding community.