Brush Works

Brush Works

ziggymama2025-01-05T11:22:08.000Z
There really are a lot of red blushes. I love the Stila Convertible Color in Poppy. One thing ++
you can mix cream blush shades, right on the face! For example, two dots of Stila Lillium and one dot of Poppy (on each cheek), blend out with a dense
ziggymama2024-12-30T05:24:24.000Z
Depends on the particular foundation; I find that usually thinner ones do best with a flat top ++
brush, while thicker ones are best with an oval brush (Artis knockoff), and some do best with fingers. Even when I apply with a brush, I still use a d
laurenp2024-12-29T23:24:34.000Z
I usually prefer a damp beauty blender type sponge or priming a brush
Which is working foundation into the brush from the palm of my hand and then using the brush to apply. I also use my fingers with some things. Usually
dottielsj2024-12-29T15:19:52.000Z
My gf has gotten really amazing results with Vegamour’s serum. You can see the youtube reviews++
Also she takes a supplement too. There’s Nutrafol which has been around a while but is really expensive. Has great reviews and she tried it for a wh
practicalz2024-12-27T12:32:16.000Z
A couple of bargain options -
I have an older NYX matte wonder pencil - not many color options but if you find one that works, it’s a good brightener (don’t apply too much or it ge
ziggymama2024-12-23T01:53:01.000Z
Something I wrote up awhile back; the upshot is, determine what looks good/right on ++
YOU, then follow those guidelines. Not everyone looks good/right with barely there makeup; for me, as a Bright Winter, the contrast is the most import
method2024-12-17T18:26:04.000Z
Cocoa, Bronze & Smoky Quartz are my faves. I use black with a slanted brush to line, works better
BayAreaMom2024-12-09T01:40:10.000Z
Jane Iredale Flocked Sponge ~~ I bought this sponge awhile ago +++
wanting to compare it to using a brush or beauty blender. It claims to be designed for applying and blending mineral foundation and for extra coverage
dottielsj2024-12-08T18:12:18.000Z
Kind of a cool way to make use of a very matte fndt++
Dip the brush into an essence first (a thicker milky one works best ime). Then dip that same brush into the matte fndt. Apply to skin and be prepare