Real Techniques

Real Techniques

Iamsheherazade2020-06-03T17:48:43.000Z
Does anyone have any recommendations on how to clean up sticky brush handles ro
The bristles are clean but the handles are sticky - I don't really use them much because of this. This is happening on my IT Cosmetics and Real Techn
ziggymama2020-06-03T00:03:25.000Z
I don't care for stippling brushes for blush, don't apply it smoothly... ++
I dot in on the cheek, then blend with a dense brush: Real Techniques Expert Ecotools Wonder Color Wet n Wild Rose (looks like a rose; gimmicky bu
flakyknitter2020-06-02T02:31:09.000Z
I have quite a few of the individual brushes
& TBH I think I like them better than Real Techniques.
stilagirl992020-06-01T03:48:08.000Z
I despise this type of packaging same with Nars & real techniques brushes.
AnnaBanana19962020-05-27T18:45:02.000Z
I like the Real Techniques “Shading Brush”
jwklau2020-05-27T16:04:24.000Z
I like the Real Techniques Blush brush for pigmented bronzers. It’s fluffy and blends out product we
portalhop2020-05-23T18:06:21.000Z
And my thoughts++
My most used/repurchased highlighter for a natural glow from within is the e.l.f. Illuminating Palette in pic 2 and the BareMinerals radiance powders
portalhop2020-05-22T17:58:17.000Z
I like Real Techniques 400, especially for pigmented blush or dark bronzer because it diffuses +
the color and applies it lightly. Idk if it’s sold separately but it’s in the Everyday Essentials kit https://img.makeupalley.com/8/9/8/1/3629084.
ziggymama2020-05-21T13:15:34.000Z
This Ulta one in green ++
https://www.ulta.com/color-correcting-liquid-concealer?productId=xlsImpprod15481119 Covering blemishes You will need: --Green concealer/correct
lipsticklover2020-05-20T03:03:25.000Z
I have a Real Techniques duo fibre brush with a silver handle. rop
not sure if that was a LE set. However I do use it for blush and for the lightest dusting of loose powder