Best brush for applying Cream foundation?

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Ashley T.

Nov 30, 2012

Ashley T.

I recently purchased Shu Uemura's Nobara Cream Cover Stick Foundation and was would like to apply it with a brush. I have some flat foundation brushes but was wondering if an angled, stippling or domed "airbrush" brush would be better? If so, how do you apply it as well?

Erika C.

Dec 1, 2012

Erika C.

Beauty Blender or Sephora Pro brush #56

Keyshia G.

Dec 1, 2012

Keyshia G.

A stippling brush sprayed or misted with water!

Kelly G.

Dec 1, 2012

Kelly G.

I would say a beauty blender or stippling brush. I have a good one from MAC I use for studio tech. #188? #181? I can't remember. It's the little one though. =p 

Nancy M.

Dec 1, 2012

Nancy M.

stippling for a light coverage and beauty blender for more coverage one 

Osiris A.

Dec 1, 2012

Osiris A.

Stippling brush work wonders (;

Liza G.

Dec 2, 2012

Liza G.

sigma F82 or F88 

Ashley D.

Dec 2, 2012

Ashley D.

ELF ... Foundation brush ;) 

Karla R.

Dec 2, 2012

Karla R.

Somebody know what is the best cream for the acne

Gabrielle N.

Dec 2, 2012

Gabrielle N.

Eco tools stippling brush is really good

Gin S.

Dec 2, 2012

Gin S.

I would suggest a # 187 or 188 by mac or a sephora domed 'airbrush' jst run brush over product and apply to face in circular motions 

Debraelizabeth S.

Dec 2, 2012

Debraelizabeth S.

Bare escentials has a healing powder for acne/blemishes, works wonders

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