913 Laura H. Rubin 39 Advanced Portrait Brushes, Suitable for Beginners and Professionals

39 Premium Portrait Brushes with Color Swatches
This is my personal collection of 39 brushes for beginners and professionals.
1 Basic Brush for basic line drawings and outlines (my favorite all-purpose brush that can also be used elsewhere in your work.)
3 Blending Brushes with different edge blur and intensity for base color and light and dark areas.
1 Single Line Brush with no pen pressure
6 Realistic Hair and Fur Brushes
5 Skin Tissue Brushes with different intensities for every inch of facial skin.
1 Eyelash/Eyebrow Brush
1 Glow Brush for glossy effects such as teeth, eyes, jewelry, etc.
1 Freckle Brush
1 Birthmark Brush/Stamp
1 Highlight Brush
2 Glitter Brushes, especially for "shiny makeup" effects.
2 Skin Airbrushes with different intensities for realistic skin textures.
1 Skin Brush for semi-realistic skin similar to the example in the post.
5 different skin texture brushes (my favorite is the "Skin Texture II" brush. I used it to create the nose skin effect on the portrait in the example photo)

3 pencil brushes, which look like traditional painting and have texture.

1 skin glitter stamp, which is good for adding glitter to eyes, lips, nose and even nails.

1 blurry eyeliner, which looks more realistic when used with the smudge tool.

1 watercolor texture brush, which works well if you want your makeup to look less perfect. I often turn this brush down to a low opacity and paint around the eyes.

1 bubble brush, which makes the eyes look cute. But of course you can use it on other parts.

1 water-based pencil, which is a bit like a watercolor texture, but you can use it not only for textures, but also for outlines and lettering.