Brush Works

Brush Works

ziggymama2020-12-18T06:03:51.000Z
Not sure if it'all suit you, but Revlon Candid ++
From my Notepad: Covering blemishes You will need: --Green concealer/corrector: I am using the Ulta Color Correcting one in green --Tiny brush (
GeekChick2020-12-12T18:25:00.000Z
Does anyone have experience with diabetic cats? ++
It’s looking like our 14 yo kitty has diabetes and early renal disease 😢 We are still waiting for the results of the fructosamine test and will go ov
meumar2020-12-07T22:34:17.000Z
I just got the Patrick Ta blush brush - works very well for a natural bronzer application.
nouvellevague2020-12-04T15:09:32.000Z
Rearranging my stash and thought of gathering some of my favorite single shadows +
https://img.makeupalley.com/9/2/0/3/3713942.JPG Clockwise from top: Ciate Phoenix - A plummy pink shade with green reflects. A nice one and done s
ziggymama2020-12-04T06:21:51.000Z
I agree that color correction first makes a big difference ++
Here's a chart: https://img.makeupalley.com/2/8/4/7/3631656.JPG This is my blemish coverage technique. Sub the appropriate corrector shade for the
MaryEllen2020-12-03T22:42:29.000Z
Hi bastet! I have dry skin and don't wear powder often, but when I do ++
I lay down a layer of powder (translucent--any kind works) over foundation with a puff first. Then I brush off any excess and apply powder blush. It m
QueenkjKiKi2020-12-02T22:54:43.000Z
Orly Cutique and a nail brush works wonders to remove stains! (I actually use a kids toothbrush.)
MelissaGinParis2020-11-30T18:00:41.000Z
I suggest trying all these methods and seeing what works best for you... brush gives a sheerer r/o
coverage than a puff
nouvellevague2020-11-30T00:16:47.000Z
I find that the Zoeva 142 applies it really well. It's rounded and very dense, blends effortlessly+
I only apply it on my crease on no-makeup makeup days, I don't really use it all over my lid. The brush also really works well with CT and Tom Ford c
ziggymama2020-11-12T03:29:04.000Z
I finally developed this technique; trying to cover blemishes with just one skintone shade ++
never works for me... Covering blemishes, especially red and/or crusty ones –Moisturize and prep the skin –If using base product, do that first