Real Techniques

Real Techniques

ziggymama2020-03-23T07:53:11.000Z
I use cream blush a lot; I like to dot on the cheeks and blend with one of these brushes ++
Real Techniques Expert; or, if you can find it, Wet n Wild "Rose" blush brush. I have NARS Dolce Vita liquid blush and apply with fingers, pat on
lipsticklover2020-03-23T03:35:15.000Z
Real Techniques
ziggymama2020-03-23T02:08:50.000Z
Real Techniques Instapop blush brush, works well with low pigment blushes.
dustcakegirl2020-03-11T04:04:37.000Z
Real Techniques made a liner brush with silicone instead of bristles. Can't find it on their site+++
but I got mine at like Ross, TJ Maxx/Marshalls or Big Lots, so it might be discontinued. Otherwise I use a thin bent eyeliner brush or thin liner brus
jordandean2020-03-11T01:55:40.000Z
Not that one specifically, but they’re all a decent quality synthetic but nothing maybe too hard to+
Match unless it’s a really unusual head shape. Try it cosmetics, NYX brushes or Real Techniques maybe. Those are all synthetic hair lines I’ve liked
KatieRoxx2020-03-10T01:13:00.000Z
Check TJ Maxx. They have been stocking a lot of the Buxom Lashliner brushes (comes with a++
vinyl storage case) for $4.99. Very thin brush, but does a nice job with all my gel liners. If not in your store, they do carry some other brush bra
ziggymama2020-03-07T06:00:52.000Z
I agree with chartreuse, you need to apply tiny amounts, blend (not big swiping motions, tiny ++
circular ones) gently... check... MAYBE add more color, but gradually. Contrast is also very helpful to create depth; I used to prefer a bright lid, b
Anya4442020-03-05T03:28:48.000Z
i just use real techniques setting brush
GrapefruitTechnique2020-03-01T16:46:01.000Z
Loose powder, and I apply it with a damp beauty sponge. I use the Real Techniques beauty sponge +
And Laura Mercier Translucent powder or ELF Undereye powder under my eyes, and then Airspun on the rest of my face.
ScorpioSparkles2020-03-01T04:02:58.000Z
Mine is always full of real techniques like buckets of it