Brush and makeup help?

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Hannah K.

Jan 12, 2014

Hannah K.

I've never worn foundation or bb/cc cream before, but I want to try some out. I don't want to wear foundation (I don't need that amount of coverage plus I don't like/need foundation), but I would like to try a bb/cc cream. Is there any ones you'd recommend which are available in the UK? Price doesn't bother me, I don't mind shelling out for a good one:)

Also, is it better to apply with a foundation/kabuki brush or just fingers? I don't mind having to buy a few brushes (which I'm in need of anyway), so any brand recommendations? I don't want to spend too much on brushes, however I've heard The Body Shop ones are good:)

Thank you, and if you're able to answer any/all of these you are a total STAR:)

Meg J.

Jan 12, 2014

Meg J.

Tinted moisturizer by witch ( skincare brand , so good for your skin and gives good coverage), it was my first liquid coverage item and I love it!

Kenzie L.

Jan 12, 2014

Kenzie L.

You can look into lush colour supplements. they're multi purpose face colours that you can mix with your moisurizer to make it tinted. I used it as a spot cover up but it can also be used alone as a foundation or as a concealer.

Shannon H.

Jan 12, 2014

Shannon H.

Rimmel 9 in 1 bb cream or cc cream hope this helps! xx

Hannah K.

Jan 12, 2014

Hannah K.

Thanks girlies! I love Lush so I might give that a go, and Rimmel is my all-time favourite makeup brand:D.

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