Brush Works

Brush Works

dottielsj2019-08-16T13:58:00.000Z
The Bare Minerals retractable kabuki is great but the bristles are +
Very dense so are intended for powder foundation. As long as my purse has room (the key here) it works great but it’s rather bulky imo. And if your t
LlewynistheCat2019-08-16T01:12:09.000Z
I have this brush. I find it works better on stiffer, less soft/powdery blushes
jwklau2019-08-13T21:29:23.000Z
I’ve been doing a blurry lip for bright colors, as demonstrated by Katie Jane Hughes ++
on an Insta post. Basically you apply the color to your lip, then buff and blend it in with a small, fluffy-ish brush. I think she uses something simi
colapop1002019-08-13T03:46:36.000Z
if i use a sponge for fndtn, then i use the same one for concealer. but if i used a brush for +
fndtn then i use a separate concealer brush. so, i use the sponge for concealer if it is handy and already damp but either the sponge or a brush work
MaryEllen2019-08-13T03:07:01.000Z
Nope. GA HP Retouch with Sephora's Air Concealer brush is the only way to go for me. But for +++
facial concealing (which I need to do a lot), I love the little blender sponges. But if I'm in a rush, I use the Sephora brush on my face. Works great
MaryEllen2019-08-11T18:19:33.000Z
It comes with a little mustache brush (usually), but I use a brow com/brush (brush side) or a +++
spoolie (squeeze a little on the back of your hand, rub tool in wax, apply). The stuff is unbelievable. Hair spray on a lash comb/brush (brush side) w
dottielsj2019-08-07T15:31:01.000Z
You can use any brow product you like: gel, powder, pencil etc, as long as you use +
The Model in a Bottle Eyebrow Sealer, which is bulletproof. Use the spoolie not the stupid brush. I’m probably on my 20th bottle, been using it fore
sonningale2019-08-06T11:56:07.000Z
Bobbi Brown eye brow brush! Is stiff and thin. Works perfectly for me.
yay332019-08-05T23:39:10.000Z
Don't laugh at me, but I just used a brush to apply foundation for the first time and wow ++
I've always used fingers or a sponge, but omg it looks flawless. And I'm also using a foundation that *always* looks cakey on me..Nars Sheer Glow. I d
dottielsj2019-08-04T14:53:42.000Z
Denser bristles produce heavier coverage+
So if you want light coverage, try a stippling brush. For loose mineral foundation, I really like a small stippling brush. The one by Elf is actuall