Real Techniques

Real Techniques

Jocelyn882020-09-27T14:29:07.000Z
I’d go with Real Techniques (they are on sale at Ulta right now).
FakeLashes2020-09-27T09:00:03.000Z
Real techniques
flakyknitter2020-09-23T00:17:27.000Z
Sonia Kashuk sponges are Target are also
nice. I prefer them because they hold up to washing better than the Real Techniques sponges.
KatieRoxx2020-09-22T19:55:34.000Z
I like my Real Techniques sponges, but I find their texture can vary with the shape. I like the+
ones that are shaped like a diamond which works out really well for me because I like that it's got a nice flat side for larger areas but also sharper
SteffStarrr2020-09-22T16:50:38.000Z
I use a real techniques sponge. I didn't love the application with fingers or a brush.
son_of_a_nutcracker2020-09-22T00:37:53.000Z
Real Techniques cheek
AliceInJeans2020-09-17T22:42:18.000Z
There's a Real Techniques eye set that's nice.
Lily33342020-09-17T19:03:25.000Z
I've tried the beauty blender, I think the real techniques, & the tarte one (better of the 3).
happynell2020-09-16T01:49:14.000Z
Documentary of women in the spotlight.+
Documentary puts women in spotlight 14part TCM series surveys techniques, accomplishments of several directors San Francisco Chronicle Late Edition15
illclapwhenimimpressed2020-09-04T16:51:49.000Z
Has anyone noticed the black part of Real Techniques brushes getting sticky like the NARS rop
compacts? Because four out of five are gross to the touch even after washing them right now. And to be honest, I don't want to go out and buy an extra