Real Techniques

Real Techniques

ziggymama2022-01-09T10:58:49.000Z
Ecotools Blending & Bronzing brush ++
https://ecotools.com/product/blending-bronzing/ BLUSH TIPS AND TRICKS How to apply highly pigmented blush without looking like a clown --First,
happynell2022-01-02T02:15:53.000Z
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Lorel12021-12-30T14:50:14.000Z
For my under eye area, I use my finger or the orange brush
by Real Techniques. For spots, I love using both of these brushes for precise coverage. https://img.makeupalley.com/4/1/4/9/4016453.jpg
citrinemalachite2021-12-22T19:36:12.000Z
I think the real techniques and shop miss A ones are my favorites. Also the beakey set on amazon
ziggymama2021-12-18T07:33:46.000Z
Here's my technique ++
Maybe try more of a light patting motion, rather than stroking/blending. APPLYING CREAM BLUSH TIP: Apply your blush dots well inside the “boundary
SunkissedGold2021-12-12T13:20:35.000Z
I use the real techniques setting powder brush for blush, it’s small but not too small
ziggymama2021-12-02T06:19:57.000Z
Technique matters too, here's mine: ++
Covering blemishes You will need: --Green concealer/corrector: I am using the Ulta Color Correcting one in green --Tiny brush (I use elf) --High-p
ziggymama2021-11-29T05:58:10.000Z
I have one of the palettes (cool), and note that these blushes need a brush that helps ++
to concentrate pigment. I recommend the Real Techniques InstaPop blush brush.
poshpepper2021-11-27T16:46:23.000Z
I personally love them but they are a different texture than the Beautyblender ++
I do not like the BB, it is too textured for my liking, I feel like it absorbs more product than other sponges. The AOA sponge is smoother, less por
laurenp2021-11-27T15:55:32.000Z
Can you compare them to orange Real Techniques?