EcoTools

EcoTools

dottielsj2020-01-20T12:39:10.000Z
Love the IT Cosmetics one I have. But I also have a ++
Retractable one from BM that’s awesome and super handy. Ecotools also makes a great retractable one and regardless of the low price point, it’s amazi
katemvirginia2020-01-20T12:20:50.000Z
I ♥ my ecotools one the most
ziggymama2020-01-20T02:02:26.000Z
Different foundations work better with different application methods/tools. Some work ++
best with a flat top buffing brush, others with a dense round one, others an oval, and others a damp sponge. Generally speaking, I prefer a buffer for
Ripendragon2020-01-07T20:50:49.000Z
Ecotools Wonder cover brush is a nice one
ziggymama2020-01-02T04:47:47.000Z
Different foundations call for different application methods. For me, the ones that benefit ++
from buffing are thin/serum types. I prefer an oval (Artis dupe) for liquid, a damp sponge for creams. For solid cream (a la CG Aquasmooth), a dense b
jordandean2019-12-23T02:11:39.000Z
I have this issue too. I haven’t found any good travel size eyebrushes. I’d love some. Face I like++
Ecotools and RT travel face ones. They often have them out around the holidays in ornament boxes, real techniques at least.
gingerpunch2019-12-21T23:18:17.000Z
My favorite is Mac Kid and then Mac Cork on top of Kid (using a small Ecotools brush).
Lizzy282019-12-21T15:39:36.000Z
I use travel-size brushes but also because I have a small face, small eyes and small hands. Much rop
better to work with than FS brushes. I like EcoTools, RT and Zoeva. I have the RT Mini Medium Sculpting Brush and the Retractable Kabuki Brush and th
dottielsj2019-12-17T15:40:17.000Z
^2nd the PF Butter Bronzer in Light (the original light shade) but also+
BM Invisible Bronzer in fair/light-both of these are neutral and have a gorgeous sheen that looks very very natural on the skin. Also if you like a
jenfab2019-12-15T20:37:44.000Z
Ecotools 360 brushes with pink handle. Great for cream products