Best technique for...

Sep 5, 2013

Yaz Y.

So I was just wondering what is the best technique for very full and heavy coverage, is it better to use a sponge? Just general advice please :)

Sep 5, 2013

Sophie W.

For fuller coverage I'd recommend a foundation brush:)

Sep 5, 2013

Kendall H.

The sigma 480 flat top kabuki(:

Sep 5, 2013

Natalie R.

A sponge like the beauty blender will sheer out coverage, for fuller coverage I reccomend a flat top kabuki or angled kabuki or any dense brush. also layering foundation can build coverage quite fast too.

Sep 5, 2013

Yaz Y.

Thank you all so much ladies :)

Sep 5, 2013

Elana S.

A kabuki or a face sponge (like a beauty blender) would be the best option. Since its a heavy foundation you're after, even skin is KEY so you have to make sure you use a good brush/tool to get it on.

I also would not suggest skimping on prices for brushes in your case. Sigma and too faced make amazing kabukis and the beauty blender is world renowned

Sep 5, 2013

Yaz Y.

Thank you :) very detailed advice

Sep 5, 2013

Yaz Y.

Wow this is really useful, thank you ever so

Sep 5, 2013

Alma M.

Thanks again for your great info Jackie,their is nothing else I could add it's wonderful :)

Sep 6, 2013

Kimberly N.

Yes, a full dense flat kabuki style brush should get the job done! Real techniques has a great selection and you can find them at ulta!

Sep 6, 2013

Yaz Y.

Thank you! :)