What to apply new foundation with.

Jun 16, 2014

Erin W.

Hey guys!! so I got this new foundation, I love it, but I'm not exactly sure what to apply it with. it's not liquid like most foundations, but more of a mousse. Keep in mind, I hate using my fingers to apply makeup! :(

Jun 16, 2014

Viviana F.

Beauty blender.

Jun 16, 2014

Kimberly A.

A damp beauty blender. when I use my really matte foundations I like to spray my brush with max fix plus or one of my setting sprays to help blend it in a bit easier. with this one though I would use a damp beauty blender or one of the dupes and apply it one area at a time using a bouncing motion.

Jun 16, 2014

Erin W.

Okay thank you guys!! :)

Jun 16, 2014

Jesse T.

I just used up this bottle, and I used a damp beauty blender. Although I hated the foundation, the sponge was the best way to apply it for me.

Jun 16, 2014

Diego G.

A brush would e your best bet I think. I have to try mousse foundation. But I imagine it gives great coverage and airbrushed look.

Jun 16, 2014

Brittany M.

Honestly there's always a pad you can use but fingers are always best.

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