EcoTools

EcoTools

MaryEllen2020-06-06T21:09:35.000Z
^ This, if two. So it's EcoTools Sheer Powder and Ramy Capra blush (if I wear powder blush).
Lizzy282020-06-06T20:55:30.000Z
I don't own any h/e brushes either; I stick with ELF, Ecotools, RT and Zoeva. IMO/IME h/e brushes ro
aren't necessarily any better than more affordable brushes. I used to have some quite expensive brushes from Nars, MAC etc. but gave them away because
dottielsj2020-06-06T13:43:12.000Z
Depends on the bronzer formula. For very pigmented ones, I love the++
Ecotools Stippling “powder’ brush (sometimes in a solo package sometimes in a package of 3 but the other two are great for other things) or any medium
dottielsj2020-06-03T11:48:05.000Z
Ecotools is my first choice but also use the Elf Precision and the one with the +
Black handle. Stippling brushes are great for very pigmented cream and powder formulas but not so awesome for sheer formulas.
ziggymama2020-06-03T00:03:25.000Z
I don't care for stippling brushes for blush, don't apply it smoothly... ++
I dot in on the cheek, then blend with a dense brush: Real Techniques Expert Ecotools Wonder Color Wet n Wild Rose (looks like a rose; gimmicky bu
ziggymama2020-06-02T23:58:39.000Z
I can't answer, 'cause it depends on the blush (cream, buildable, pigmented, etc) ++
Cream: RT Expert; WnW Rose; ecotools Wonder Color Buildable: RT Pop Pigmented: ecotools Blending and Bronzing
ziggymama2020-06-01T00:10:34.000Z
I have only a few, the Milani ones; my fave is Red Vino, which is a very pigmented ++
red with golden sheen. I prefer a duofiber brush, the ecotools Blending & Bronzing brush works well.
dottielsj2020-05-25T12:25:24.000Z
Ecotools stippling brush or Elf stippling
ziggymama2020-05-25T05:57:21.000Z
RT Expert brush, or the silly Wet n Wild "rose" one ++
If you want a smaller application area, the ecotools Wonder Color brush.
soonergirl2020-05-24T19:29:29.000Z
Thanks for the reminder to wash them! I used BB solid and some Ecotools liquid today+++
The Ecotools is just okay. I love BB solid. I love Dr Bronner's liquid Castile and plain ol Zote, too.