Can this brush be used for applying foundation?

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Sevetria M.

Apr 5, 2014

Sevetria M.

I have used this brush for applying blush and bronzer. Can I use this for applying foundation?

Sabrina K.

Apr 5, 2014

Sabrina K.

I use one similar to apply bb cream :) So yes!

Lisa A.

Apr 5, 2014

Lisa A.

Does not look dense enough to me.

Sabrina K.

Apr 5, 2014

Sabrina K.

You can google 'stipple brush' or 'stippling brush' there you can read more about this type of brush :) It can be used for both wet and dry products - the white brushes helps to make a beautiful flawless look :)

D W.

Apr 5, 2014

D W.

Well its a stipple brush so I'd say it's more for blending and smoothing out lines rather than applying foundation... But try it out and see if it works for ya

Sevetria M.

Apr 5, 2014

Sevetria M.

@Lisa I'm thinking the same thing. ELF has a stipple brush set that I'm about to purchase. I'm going to try this brush for a test run. I have used it to do powder foundation. I'll post pics later.

Roz X.

Apr 5, 2014

Roz X.

I often use a stippler for my foundation. Love Real Techniques.

Bree B.

Apr 5, 2014

Bree B.

That particular brush does not look dense enough. I'm thinking you would get the effect of a wet mop with liquid foundation.
I think what Sabrina is referring to looks very similar but is denser and doesn't flare quite so much?

Sonja B.

Apr 5, 2014

Sonja B.

Looks a bit too flimsy to me.

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