Round Brush or Flat Brush for a better flawless look?

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Yasmeen F.

Dec 18, 2012

Yasmeen F.

Round Flat Brush:
I've seen MANY MANY Beauty Gurgu's apply their foundation with a round flat brush,whether it's from MAC, SedonaLace or ELF. I've noticed that it gives them that perfect flawless look, but is it really the brush that mostly gives the credit? Don't get me wrong, I have the Revlon Colorstay Foundation, but I feel like I don't get the beautiful after look like the other girls that use it with a round flat brush.
Flat Brush:
I feel like the product stays all in the brush and you can see the lines left by the foundation then I have to blend it out with my fingers as if putting on lotion. I really don't like using my fingers.
IKNOW THERE'S A DIFFERENCE IN THE BRUSHES! lol I would GLADLY hear out your opinions!!:)

Monica K.

Dec 18, 2012

Monica K.

Hmm, i'd say it all depends on how well you blend the product out on your face. Have you tried using a stippling brush? It's supposed to give you that "air brushed glow" (: 

Amber A.

Dec 19, 2012

Amber A.

Try a beauty blender. I switched to that from round brushes and I will probably never go back.

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