Clinique have some antibacterial brushes, though they aren't the most cost-effective brand!!
But the best thing to do is make sure to wash your brushes as often as possible because otherwise you're picking up bacteria from your face and then putting it back on again. You can buy antibac brush wash but shampoo will work great as well. leave them on a clean paper towel to air dry.What are the best make up brushes that wont cause break outs?
Coastal Scents.com selling excellent brushes at affordable prices, like $2. But you need to wash your brushes regularly so to not continue to transfer bacteria on to your skin.
Surprised MAC ones were no good, try Body Shop ones, rated as some of the best, and never caused me an problems
Hope that helps :)
Bare Minerals or anything organic
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