EcoTools

EcoTools

KathyMW2019-09-16T11:36:26.000Z
Me, too! Also have an EcoTools one that I love.
jordandean2019-09-14T00:13:31.000Z
That ecotools blush blush is great, I also like Smashbox buildable blush brush.
ziggymama2019-09-14T00:11:12.000Z
maybe go for something that's a little bigger and diffuses well? Try the ecotools ++
duofibre bronzing brush. Make sure you get the blush well distributed on the bristles, then give it a gentle blow to make sure it's not going to grab.
dottielsj2019-09-13T14:51:47.000Z
What blush brush I use depends on the type of blush. If it’s a super pigmented +
Formula that I can easily overdo, the Ecotools Stippling Blush Brush gives me a sheerer finish. If it’s a less pigmented formula, I love the It Cosme
jordandean2019-09-13T04:17:17.000Z
I like blush I can build up to avoid clown face I use smashbox buildable cheek brush++
Ecotools has a nice one that is duo fibre. I also like the Real Techniques blush brush for less pigmented blushes that I can go in a little heavier ha
ClariceD2019-09-10T16:45:44.000Z
Dolly Wink mascara in brown, CYO Lifeproof foundation (dc), Rimmel Match Perfection concealer +
(reformulated, now the shades are cr*p), Ecotools blush brush.
MaryEllen2019-09-07T00:10:36.000Z
^ This. And it lasts forever no matter how much you wash it. It's one of the few brushes I would +++
say is a great investment. I'm fine with most RT, EcoTools, etc. brushes, but I have some Trish brushes for 20+ years and they're like new.
katemvirginia2019-09-06T13:31:26.000Z
No. I prefer Sigma F80,Ecotools, BH cosmetics & Real Tecniques brushes
ziggymama2019-09-06T05:49:43.000Z
I like a tiny brush (think almost eyeliner small; the old $1 elf ones work well) to ++
apply, then something bigger/fluffier for blending. One that works well is the ecotools Wonder Eye brush. (Meant for e/s)
surrealmeal2019-09-03T03:45:12.000Z
The Ecotools angled liner brush makes it easy