Beauty blender/ brush & Real Techniques.

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Anna D.

Dec 27, 2016

Anna D.

Hi guys! So I usually apply my makeup with a beauty blender (no specific one) and I received some Real Techniques brushes for Christmas which I am so grateful for! Do you guys recommend using a beauty blender or brush for applying foundation? Also, what Real Techniques brush is good for applying foundation? Thank you so much for any responses! ♡

Sarah M.

Dec 27, 2016

Sarah M.

It really depends on personal preference and some foundations apply better with a sponge and others with a brush try every foundation you have with both and find what you like best!

Anna D.

Dec 27, 2016

Anna D.

Okay thank you @Sarah M:) ♡

Alexis C.

Dec 27, 2016

Alexis C.

I agree with Sarah, it's all personal preference. Personally I don't like the Beauty Blender or other beauty sponges at all for my foundations, I love brushes. I used to use the Real Techniques Expert Face Brush and the Buffing Brush for foundation and those both worked beautifully at really buffing the foundation into the skin so it looks more natural (:

Anna D.

Dec 27, 2016

Anna D.

@Alexis C. Thank you so much, that reallu helps- I think I will invest in those brushes as I don't have them. Thank you for your help ♡

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