Real Techniques

Real Techniques

carlierae262019-07-17T21:44:23.000Z
real techniques is making one of those velvet/fuzzy sponges.
tempesttides2019-07-12T00:47:57.000Z
So, I got my MissA haul in the other day, and I was like a kid in a candy store
and wanted to comment on a few things I purchased: 1) AOA 10-Piece Faux Mink Brush Set - $10 = Ok, let me first say I don't own any HE brushes, so
colapop1002019-07-11T19:48:06.000Z
this real techniques set of 4 corrector/concealer brushes (i dont use corrector, i use these for +
face and undereye concealer) https://img.makeupalley.com/1/4/6/3/3587248.jpg
colapop1002019-07-06T13:21:32.000Z
im liking the real techniques setting brush for h/l lately
ziggymama2019-07-05T15:59:37.000Z
Real Techniques has some good ones for a bargain, especially at stores like TJ Maxx
WonderWoman2019-07-05T05:21:41.000Z
Fdtn (any) applied with a domed brush like Real Techniques Expert Face Brush +
Maybelline Fit Me concealer tapped around eyes with finger WnW Reserve Your Cabana on eyelids using an e/s brush IT Bye Bye Pores loose powder appli
changja22019-07-05T01:16:40.000Z
Rephr for natural haired brushes. Real techniques for synthetic. I've not tried It Cosmetics
colapop1002019-07-03T16:38:49.000Z
i really like these real techniques brushes for concealer (under eyes, cheeks, nose) +
they say they are for corrector but i dont use those lol i just use one of these brushes every couple of days for my concealer however whether i use
colapop1002019-06-24T12:26:52.000Z
yes the real techniques setting brush
CoconutOilXo2019-06-23T22:40:17.000Z
I bought a set of real techniques eye brushes and I really do not like them +
I love their sponges and face brush brushes though Does anyone use their eye brushes? I feel mine are really bad bristles that pick nothing up/do