Recomendations On What Brush To Use.

Feb 13, 2014

Yve G.

Does anyone use this foundation and if so what type of brush or what do you use to apply it? Also after applying the foundation do you set it with powder or spray? thanks for the input :)

Feb 13, 2014

Alyx T.

I use a flat foundation brush like this. But a flat top stippling brush works well too. And I don't set it (I know, bad, but I ran out of powder) and it still stays all day.

Feb 13, 2014

Use a really dense, soft brush, like the airbrush finish foundation brush that Tarte made. You can also use the expert face brush by Real Techniques, which is the cheaper option. You want something that's going to blend and buff the foundation into your skin, giving that airbrushed appearance, and for me, both of those brushes have done the job well. And you can set it with powder (I set it on my T-zone, that's where my skin gets oily the most), or a setting spray. Either works well :)

Feb 13, 2014

Yve G.

Bailey G. what type of setting powder do you use?

Feb 13, 2014

Bailey G.

I use a translucent powder. The one I'm currently using is Revlon PhotoReady. But you can pretty much use any brand you'd like :)

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