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Sabrina K.

Aug 26, 2013

Sabrina K.

Hi all you MUA's :)

I'm looking to buy real makeup brushes, but now I don't know that foundation brush is the best - What do you use? And want do you recomend me using?

(Info: I don't really use foundation, but I use a foundation brush like no 2 to apply BB creme)

Brush 1 -

Sabrina K.

Aug 26, 2013

Sabrina K.

Brush 2 -

Jeraldine E.

Aug 28, 2013

Jeraldine E.

I prefer number 1, cuz #2 leaves strokes I used 2 to applied moisturizer and primer works bettet.

J-envy A.

Sep 6, 2013

J-envy A.

The flat kabuki brush is much better for foundation application because it blends into your skin better the other one will leave it streaky.

Jaelei Y.

Sep 16, 2013

Jaelei Y.

I prefer the beauty blender for cream foundations and a dense duo fiber brush for water based liquid foundations.

Asa V.

Sep 22, 2013

Asa V.

I prefer number 2. if done correctly you won't have streaks and you'll get an even coverage.

Christina B.

Sep 24, 2013

Christina B.

I personally use a small stippling brush. when I work on clients depending on coverage I switch between small and large.

Melissa H.

Sep 26, 2013

Melissa H.

#2 may be good for placement purpose only - but to blend it in to your skin definitley #1. You may also be surprised how well your fingers work for foundations & bb creams. Just remember to blend!

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