Real Techniques

Real Techniques

CoffeeSea2019-10-22T23:15:23.000Z
Real techniques are very soft, they have a few sizes for cheeks
jenfab2019-10-22T20:24:04.000Z
Real Techniques Powder brushes are awesome
ziggymama2019-10-22T05:39:45.000Z
different foundations work with different application methods ++
for example, thin serum types work best with a buffing type brush. Regular liquids work well with oval brushes. Some work better with a damp sponge. S
kburditt2019-10-19T14:32:33.000Z
Real Techniques has a line of oval brushes you can check out. I really like the cheek blender
kburditt2019-10-19T02:11:00.000Z
Morphe 173 and Real Techniques has one with a similar shape that I also use
transponster2019-10-18T20:10:08.000Z
For me because I have sensitive eyes, my Hakuhodo goat brushes are so soft it does make a +
difference, but in terms of synthetic brushes, there are very soft, inexpensive and good options out there (for example, Real Techniques). I will say
squeakers2019-10-17T01:34:36.000Z
I have one artis eye brush, the brushcraft circle brush with the black handle, it's nothing special.
The bristles are shaped very similar to the urban decay finger brush. I have some of the same type of face brushes in other brands (pur minerals, Rea
MommyRN1022019-10-16T02:52:20.000Z
The real techniques powder brush.
charhow2019-10-14T03:17:51.000Z
It all depends on the look you're trying to achieve. Can you post some pics of makeup you like? Also
a couple Morphe eyeshadow palettes seem really good - the Jaclyn Hill palette, and the Dare To Create palette (the Jaclyn Hill palette is still availa
Ripendragon2019-10-13T18:03:00.000Z
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