Brush Works

Brush Works

KatieRoxx2020-10-28T22:17:11.000Z
What type of liner are you using? I had a similar issue when I would try to do a wing with either a+
pencil or felt tip ink liner. When I want to do a wing, I use either a potted gel liner (like Inglot AMC gel liner), a cake eyeliner (like Laura Merc
Aimimaaaa2020-10-27T21:30:23.000Z
The Smahbox'precise highlighter brush creates a perfect smokey or sparkly eye+
In one go, bes t brush for the purpose I've ever tried. Or for turning simple muted eye makeup up a notch. Easy breezy and doesn't ever look patchy or
wildflower2020-10-26T17:35:39.000Z
I prefer a less dense flat top kabuki brush to apply in light layers which works best than one++
heavier layer like you get with a dense kabuki or other brush. Not only does it look better, but you can use less and just conceal where necessary for
claud92020-10-22T17:24:18.000Z
Never say never...I said I would never buy anything from CT again but here I am...buying CT lol. ++
Here’s my haul w/ some comments: CT hot gossip lipliner CT foxy brown lipliner CT the classic eye powder pencil in classic brown MJ smudge b
4eyes2020-10-22T12:57:13.000Z
Ur welcome! I also have fine hair that as I approached menopause got thinner and more prone to+
breakage. I have found that treating it very gently and washing it frequently but using a breakage-preventing shampoo and conditioner helps make it l
claud92020-10-21T13:47:01.000Z
Update on mask wearing daily at work & makeup ++
ELDW + UD all nighter spray works miracles. Does not transfer at all onto masks. I skip blush, bronzer & highlight because there’s no point : ( I don’
brush217_2Zrescue2020-10-21T12:50:16.000Z
you may have some traction alopecia from pulling it up. But wear what you like r/o
and don't worry about outdated advice on how anyone of a certain age should or should not style and groom their hair. ETA: try modifying how you pull
Kgal2020-10-19T20:27:28.000Z
I'm going to suggest Bobbi Brown Medium :) I went on an a huge watch safari a while ago & came...
back to BB Medium every time. It's got a more cinnamon undertone which I find works nicely on my NW20-ish skin. So it doesn't lean super BROWN OR su
MaryEllen2020-10-19T08:34:23.000Z
I used to use a narrow brush dipped in translucent powder to set. As long as you're careful not +++
to get too much in the brush so that it gets in your eye, it works well. You can also use the edge of an old-school wedge sponge dipped in powder, whi
ziggymama2020-10-17T00:55:10.000Z
Here's my redness covering techniques for diffuse redness and blemishes: ++
Covering blemishes You will need: --Green concealer/corrector: I am using the Ulta Color Correcting one in green --Tiny brush (I use elf) --High-p