Artis

Artis

frckls2021-03-28T21:54:29.000Z
Something dense and stiff. I love Rare Beauty and MUR (Artis dupe).
tracerx2021-02-19T03:14:15.000Z
I like Artis, Marc Jacobs & Kevyn Aucoin for foundation brushes
ziggymama2021-02-19T02:26:17.000Z
Different foundations work best with different tools and techniques... Generally, I use an ++
"oval" brush (Artis knockoff) for liquids, for creams a damp sponge, for "flat" creams (like CG AquaSmooth) a dense brush (like Sephora Pro #66 or eco
claud92021-02-19T01:00:34.000Z
I love my artis oval 8 brush
wreckem2021-02-16T16:30:30.000Z
Can any of rec an Artis-type brush for blending cream contour?
wreckem2021-02-16T16:30:30.000Z
Can any of rec an Artis-type brush for blending cream contour?
claud92021-02-15T00:00:48.000Z
Some products I’m loving lately. As y’all know, I’m on no buy February but I had $20 ++
to spend at Ulta and so I picked up the catrice HD liquid coverage foundation & wet n wild photo focus matte finish setting spray. Where have these be
ziggymama2021-02-05T03:50:13.000Z
Foundation isn't blended like e/s (or blush). You can buff after applying with fingers, but ++
I've found if I prefer to apply a particular foundation with fingers, the best way to get it to meld with the skin is firmly pressing a damp BB-type s
Staya2021-01-20T19:27:58.000Z
I have the hourglass brush. It's nothing special and normally I like their brushes. +
I actually like the Artis foundation brush but I wouldn't pay full price for it. They are synthetic.
ziggymama2021-01-09T06:48:33.000Z
I'm 64 and have dry skin. I've found that trying to find a "moisturizing/hydrating" ++
foundation that solves the cakey/flakey issue didn't work; focusing more on skincare and properly prepping the skin does much more. Then a non-matte f