Applying Liquid Foundation

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Noelle S.

Feb 9, 2013

Noelle S.

Hi ladies! What's best for applying liquid foundation? Right now, I use a sponge, but I'm wondering if a brush works better. I prefer not to use my fingers.

Courtney B.

Feb 9, 2013

Courtney B.

Get a stippling brush or a flat top kabuki brush. If your looking not to spend much money try the elf stippling brushes or they have a nice powder brush thats flat so you can buff out that foundation (: or you can get the flat top kabuki brush from sigma. Check out bh cosmetics too!

Renoeka C.

Feb 9, 2013

Renoeka C.

A sponge sucks up all of the product. you can use a foundation brush if you want more coverage and the other brushes Courtney mentioned.

Kaitlin P.

Feb 10, 2013

Kaitlin P.

What I do is pour a lil on the back of my hand then dip a brush in it

Rica F.

Feb 10, 2013

Rica F.

It depends on the texture of the foundation. If it's runny, use a flat brush, such as sigma f80. If it's runny, use the classic foundation brush such as signa f60?

Louise A.

Feb 10, 2013

Louise A.

A stippling brush is the best. Check out Sam Chapman's Real Techniques range, her stippling brush is brilliant.

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