Real Techniques

Real Techniques

FullMoonXo2019-11-16T18:48:53.000Z
Real Techniques pink handle blush brush
10172019-11-15T10:51:04.000Z
You look good to me. Just a tip for as someone with genetic under eye circles, the Sephora Airbrush+
Concealer brush was a miracle worker for the under eye area and made my favorite products even better!!! I also love the Real Techniques setting brus
niki11222019-11-13T17:43:49.000Z
I like Eco tools. It’s like the BB but $5.
Real techniques ones rip too fast.
estherbeauty2019-11-12T13:25:15.000Z
I find that I can't use a brush anymore with my foundation rop
I love the smooth, full coverage look I get from a brush for my foundation, but my skin has changed and is now dehydrated. I have a real techniques sp
doocaw2019-11-12T02:36:12.000Z
Real Techniques is 50% off too! I got two mo setting brushes because I have been using mine so much!
changja22019-11-10T15:39:53.000Z
I prefer a brush for a sheerer application. But a puff is great for travel. For brushes, any fluffy+
powder brush will do. Cheap Elf or Real Techniques for synthetic, up to $$$$ Japanese brushes will get the job done.
10172019-11-08T10:44:12.000Z
I have been loving Laura Mercier Secret Blurring pressed powder in the white shade++
lt seemed ike a ridiculous thing to buy, but honestly, I LOVE it now. I use it to set my under eye concealer and even eye lid primer or as a wash for
ziggymama2019-11-08T09:00:49.000Z
another option is cream blush, easier to control color ++
The brushes I prefer (in order) for blending cream blush: 1. Rose wet n wild brush 2. ecotools Wonder Color brush 3. Real Techniques Expert Face Br
ziggymama2019-11-05T08:02:50.000Z
I don't have any of the OMG sky high priced brushes (but I don't use natural hair ++
brushes anyway, as a vegetarian). I find that quality (as in, how it works, not appearance) varies within all price ranges--that is, you can find inex
jordandean2019-11-05T02:11:21.000Z
Me too, I use a real techniques eyeliner brush from an eye kit that’s softer longer and thinner.