Liquid Foundation Application

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Brisette A.

Mar 8, 2015

Brisette A.

I use MAC Pro Longwear foundation and I was wondering what you guys use to apply it or any other liquid foundation? What do you recommend?

Bailee H.

Mar 8, 2015

Bailee H.

Always a brush.

Danielle G.

Mar 8, 2015

Danielle G.

I use the real techniques flawless face brush and I love it! dab the product into your skin & spread, and then buff it out with the same brush to even it and give the airbrushed look!

Rissa G.

Mar 8, 2015

Rissa G.

I like dense flat top kabukis like the Sonia Kashuk No.4.

Jasmine N.

Mar 8, 2015

Jasmine N.

I always use my fingers. It works best for me. I just make sure to throughly wash my hands before applying

Brisette A.

Mar 8, 2015

Brisette A.

Thanks everyone, I use the beauty blender but I wanted to get a brush and I didn't know what type lol.

Lauren C.

Mar 8, 2015

Lauren C.

I use that foundation and I find that it applies better with the beauty blender and not a brush

Meagan M.

Mar 8, 2015

Meagan M.

I use a Mac brush to apply. (Sorry I don't know the number off hand). Then I use Sonia Kashuk no.4 or 7 to blend. That's been my more recent technique I guess you say!

Hannah K.

Mar 8, 2015

Hannah K.

I use my Royal Connections flat foundation brush or my fingers :)

Rachel S.

Mar 8, 2015

Rachel S.

I use my It Cosmetics Airbrush effect brush! Can't remember the number, sorry

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