EcoTools

EcoTools

ziggymama2021-02-28T04:28:17.000Z
ecotools Wonder Color
Redwings112021-02-27T15:30:24.000Z
Any duo fiber brush is a good choice. I like the ones by Quo, elf, and EcoTools
dottielsj2021-02-24T18:03:40.000Z
To add to my reply above, there are a couple of amazing sheer powders++
but a “not sheer” formula can be made sheer using specific application methods (namely specific kinds of brushes). As far as pressed powder goes, I
ziggymama2021-02-19T02:26:17.000Z
Different foundations work best with different tools and techniques... Generally, I use an ++
"oval" brush (Artis knockoff) for liquids, for creams a damp sponge, for "flat" creams (like CG AquaSmooth) a dense brush (like Sephora Pro #66 or eco
Redwings112021-02-14T20:27:38.000Z
I prefer beauty sponges from EcoTools and Flower Beauty although I don’t reach for sponges much now
diva2themax2021-02-14T19:22:43.000Z
Real techniques, makeup drop all make nice, sturdy sponges
I found the ecotools sponge way too firm & unusable. Threw that right out. Real Techniques has a much better sponge.
dottielsj2021-02-14T19:22:23.000Z
the Paw Paw sponges on shopmissa.com are fantastic and only $1.55 plus++
the AOA Studio sponges are only $1. Every single shape and type of these sponges are amazing so much so I will never fork out $20 for a BB EVER again
AnnaBanana19962021-02-14T18:32:50.000Z
*clicked post too early lol—meant to add, the ecotools one is cheaper and lasts longer ime.
AnnaBanana19962021-02-14T18:32:06.000Z
I really like the ecotools sponge. I used to use the bb, but I switched
ziggymama2021-02-11T08:57:32.000Z
For applying, I like the $1 elf ones (tiny). To blend, a good one is ecotools eye perfector.