Brush Works

Brush Works

ziggymama2023-06-07T06:12:29.000Z
In case it's helpful (liquid blush at the end) ++
BLUSH TIPS AND TRICKS How to apply highly pigmented blush without looking like a clown --First, find something to use for a palette, such as a lar
ziggymama2023-06-03T04:34:06.000Z
Covering redness... ++
COVERING DIFFUSE REDNESS Keep in mind, my color choices are for fair, neutral-cool skintone. Corrector: LA Girl Corrector/Concealer in Light
sparklyshoes2023-05-31T07:09:12.000Z
The foundation brush I use most days is from Poundland lol. It just works really well.
whackedoutwheeze2023-05-28T02:06:04.000Z
Try a concealer pencil only in the recessed areas / shadowed areas. That will disguise the ++
puffiness without adding cakey-ness I find one, maybe two, shades lighter than my skin tone works well If you already have a liquid concealer
Tropic922023-05-25T17:16:35.000Z
Round brush sections with a nozzle attached to your blow dryer +
I love olaplex 6 for my blowouts and 7 as a finishing oil I haven’t tried a hot air brush personally but that may help you too Try to watch tu
ziggymama2023-05-24T01:31:28.000Z
Tips & Tricks ++
BLUSH TIPS AND TRICKS How to apply highly pigmented blush without looking like a clown --First, find something to use for a palette, such as a lar
dedecakes2023-05-16T12:16:18.000Z
You will get better and better. Also, brushes make a huge difference, as does formula+
and the "best" brush will often be related to your nail shape. For me, a broader brush that fans out a bit works really well, like Color Clubs brush.
Lillixiii2023-05-10T14:29:03.000Z
I don’t think my eyelids are that far along yet but what I think is easier for dragging +
Against texture overall is to just a cakeliner or an eyeshadow, get a really small liner brush. Not an angled brush but like a flat liner brush that’s
coffeencaramel2023-05-10T02:35:49.000Z
I used to use Dr. Bronner soap but lately+
I just use whatever bar soap is sitting by the sink, swirl the brush on the soap a few times, and rinse. Works just as well.
bastet2023-05-08T08:55:18.000Z
IMO the culprit can be the foundation and/or your skincare, and application makes a difference+
These are my observations: 1) It helps if you've got well-exfoliated skin. Apparently, there's less to grip on to if your skin is exfoliated and yo