Favorite brush/sponge to apply foundation.

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Christine J.

Nov 17, 2015

Christine J.

I wear liquid foundation and looking for a new brush or sponge to invest in. Any recommendations?

Melanie T.

Nov 17, 2015

Melanie T.

I like using both a sponge (I have the beauty blender though I heard that real techniques has a pretty good dupe that's firmer and needs some breaking in before it gets to be as soft and bouncy) as well as the round buffing brush from up and up (Target brand)

Marleen B.

Nov 17, 2015

Marleen B.

I like brushes and sponges. I use the Real Techniques Pointed Foundation brush to apply thin swipes of foundation onto my face (I didn't buy this brush for this reason, it just came in a kit, so I found a use for it). I like the Real Techniques Buffing Brushe & the Morphe E31 Flat Kabuki Foundation Brush. I usually use the Morphe one Mon-Fri, because its really big & I can do my foundation much faster. Sometimes I finish up with the RT, sometimes not depending how much coverage I need that particular day.

Jaz M.

Nov 17, 2015

Jaz M.

I use the real techniques sponge and love it!

Sharon A.

Nov 17, 2015

Sharon A.

Beautyblender & Zoeva's 102 Silk Finish Face Brush!

Jamie D.

Nov 17, 2015

Jamie D.

I typically use a BeautyBlender. I also like the It Cosmetics Velvet Luxe LBD brush (it has a number that I forget - 302 maybe?, but it's the rounded buffing brush).

Alexandra C.

Nov 19, 2015

Alexandra C.

Real techniques buffing brush

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