Best Way To Apply Foundation??!
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Mar 23, 2014
Pia D.
Hey girlie's, I've been looking into a lot new foundations and wondered what people think the best way of applying is. I've been using a beauty blender, but am looking into brushes. any help!!
Mar 23, 2014
Anery P.
A stippling brush is the best for foundation...its worth buying...but you must see the youtube tutorials how to use it..I mean the motions...
Mar 23, 2014
Janette B.
Agree w/ Anery & using a stippling brush. I've used a bb before, but don't get as natural & flawless a result as I do w/ a stippling brush. Buff in foundation w/ a swirling clockwise & counter cw motion.
Mar 23, 2014
Ivette H.
I always find it easier to apply my foundation with my fingers or a damp sponge.
Mar 23, 2014
Cristina A.
I like a flat top kabuki brush better. it buffs the foundation into the skin better
Mar 23, 2014
Pia D.
I'm feeling a try with brushes. I'm after a flawless look so brushes sound the better option :)
Mar 23, 2014
Cristina A.
Yeah, sigma has good brushes. also elf has a flat to brush its a powder brush and I love it for a flawless finish
Mar 23, 2014
Hailey R.
Hey pia you should get the sigma F80 brush that is the best brush ever to use for foundation a lot of makeup artist use that and it's really cheap and it gives the flawless skin you want from the foundation
Mar 23, 2014
Sydney W.
Stipple brush makes it look the most airbrushed and natural. Just don't use sponges at all. Not only do sponges make it cakey yet sponges have more bacteria on them which can cause acne.
Mar 23, 2014
Jane C.
I want to try brushes but I mostly wear tinted moisturizer with only foundation around the t-zone. Is it worth using a brush-right I just use my fingers.
Mar 23, 2014
Pia D.
I'm not great with a stippling motion so can I still get the look with a brush? I've watched round circular motions be used on foundation with a brush, does that work? I'm going to look at the sigma brushes aswel :)
Mar 23, 2014
Jocelyn S.
Check our the expert face brush from Real Techniques. It's under $10 and a good buy to see of you want to venture into using a brush. I use it to apply my Dior BB cream and I really like it. Doesn't worked well for my airflash foundation but my stippling brush works better for that.
Mar 23, 2014
Bailey G.
I love my Coastal Scents angled Kabuki :) It's really dense and buffs my foundation in nicely.