Streaky Foundation, Little Help?

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Lauren O.

Jul 21, 2013

Lauren O.

Whenever I use a stippling brush or foundation brush my foundation goes streaky... (I use my fingers and beauty blender instead)

I'd just like to have the option of using a brush.. tips??

Mina W.

Jul 21, 2013

Mina W.

You just have to use a really good foundation brush and make sure that you don't blot the foundation only in the middle of the brush but rather sort of batter the tip of it so all is covered before using more circular motions to reduce the hairs on the brush splitting and streaking :)

Zeema V.

Jul 21, 2013

Zeema V.

Try like a thicker brush to buff it into your skin.

Rebekah L.

Jul 22, 2013

Rebekah L.

Be sure to clean your brush regularly, kits are usually sold in the same isle. Also, don't glob too much on the brush. I'll use the top of my hand. A little goes a long way with a brush.

Nat C.

Jul 22, 2013

Nat C.

Make sure your not using foundation on your whole face dab it in little spots where there are blemishes and then take a brush and blend it all in to your face and then put a powder all over your face gently with a brush and top it off with bronzed and a little blush.

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