Real Techniques

Real Techniques

Annietwinkletoes2021-01-03T13:16:23.000Z
Buy some synthetic ones (real techniques maybe) and use those for a while to determine if it is +
the brushes that’s the problem?
dustcakegirl2021-01-01T04:22:42.000Z
Ecotools, Real Techniques, Royal & Langnickel, BH Cosmetics, Morphe I'm a brush junkie lol.+++
I also look at discount stores like Ross, T.J. Maxx & Marshall's to find pricier brushes for cheap. I've found Sephora brushes, Bare Minerals, and Urb
BigSwingingOvaries2020-12-31T01:57:49.000Z
I didn't spend much at all rop
4 Etude House Blushes. They don’t have much lasting power unfortunately but lovely shades. Love Caramel Éclair for a very light bronze on fair skin.
skwerlie2020-12-31T01:20:03.000Z
Can you remember everything you bought this year? My 2020 purchases and thoughts++
I'd be very curious to see yours too! This is all of the makeup and new skincare stuff I can remember buying this year (I don't keep track but pretty
ziggymama2020-12-28T05:45:54.000Z
I like Sephora Make No Mistake (tube, not the stick). Here's my technique from my ++
Notepad (obviously, adapt the corrector for your color issues): Covering blemishes You will need: --Green concealer/corrector: I am using the Ult
ziggymama2020-12-18T06:03:51.000Z
Not sure if it'all suit you, but Revlon Candid ++
From my Notepad: Covering blemishes You will need: --Green concealer/corrector: I am using the Ulta Color Correcting one in green --Tiny brush (
jordandean2020-12-11T00:51:30.000Z
Real techniques has some face brushes with short handles but full brush heads, love them.
BBGirl12020-12-10T01:47:42.000Z
Natural hairs give more diffused colour so if you want more pigmentation I'd go for synthetic++
Also, brush shape is important. The shorter and more densely packed the bristles, the more pigmentation you are going to get. That's why you'll see a
ziggymama2020-12-04T06:21:51.000Z
I agree that color correction first makes a big difference ++
Here's a chart: https://img.makeupalley.com/2/8/4/7/3631656.JPG This is my blemish coverage technique. Sub the appropriate corrector shade for the
BarbItalia2020-11-29T16:16:13.000Z
I just got back into it! I bought their "Beautiful Finish" brush (meh) but now use either rop
an Everyday Minerals flattop or a Real Techniques Buffer Brush (pink handle). Apply layers of mere sprinkles in the jar lid! I've always found that