I'm a newbie to makeup foundation brushes. So How would I apply this with liquid foundation? And what does it mean to stipple the makeup on? Thanks
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The way I recommend applying liquid foundation is to first dab some on your face and then going over it with your brush. Dab some foundation on your forehead, cheeks, chin and very small amounts on your nose and under your chin to blend the makeup with your neck. Then grab your brush and while pressing done firmly on the brush go in small circles to blend in the makeup until you barely notice it on your face. If you think that you need more coverage add small amounts at a time and not large so the makeup doesn't look cakey. To stripple the makeup on refers to the brush and how the hairs on it are formed to give you an airbrush finish with your makeup.
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First I take my beautyblender, and pump one pump of liquid foundation. Then I but the foundation on my forehead, nose, chin and cheeks and just blend it out with my real techniques expert brush :)
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Apply your liquid foundation by dotting it all over your face and avoid brushing in a circular motion of the foundation.
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If you use a brush for foundation, you may want to try putting the foundation on the back of your hand and then dipping the brush into that. Than you would buff the foundation in circular motions into your skin. Start light and build as you go so you don't look cakey. While this isn't a stippling brush, to stipple usually means to pounce the brush (as opposed to buffing).
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You should go and check out the brush creator's youtube channel they show how to use these brushes and what kind of makeup to use with each brush and they also show how to care for the brushes.
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The way I recommend applying liquid foundation is to first dab some on your face and then going over it with your brush. Dab some foundation on your forehead, cheeks, chin and very small amounts on your nose and under your chin to blend the makeup with your neck. Then grab your brush and while pressing done firmly on the brush go in small circles to blend in the makeup until you barely notice it on your face. If you think that you need more coverage add small amounts at a time and not large so the makeup doesn't look cakey. To stripple the makeup on refers to the brush and how the hairs on it are formed to give you an airbrush finish with your makeup. The way I recommend applying liquid foundation is to first dab some on your face and then going over it with your brush. Dab some foundation on your forehead, cheeks, chin and very small amounts on your nose and under your chin to blend the makeup with your neck. Then grab your brush and while pressing done firmly on the brush go in small circles to blend in the makeup until you barely notice it on your face. If you think that you need more coverage add small amounts at a time and not large so the makeup doesn't look cakey. To stripple the makeup on refers to the brush and how the hairs on... » Read More The way I recommend applying liquid foundation is to first dab some on your face and then going over it with your brush. Dab some foundation on your forehead, cheeks, chin and very small amounts on your nose and under your chin to blend the makeup with your neck. Then grab your brush and while pressing done firmly on the brush go in small circles to blend in the makeup until you barely notice it on your face. If you think that you need more coverage add small amounts at a time and not large so the makeup doesn't look cakey. To stripple the makeup on refers to the brush and how the hairs on it are formed to give you an airbrush finish with your makeup. « Show Less
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First you either put a bunch of dots of foundation on your face or 1-2 pumps on the back of your hand then dip your brush in it and apply in circular motions all over your face. Less is more, so apply less foundation, you can always build it up.
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It is very easy. Please check the link for the detailed step by step method on how to apply foundation with the brush. I personally love to use this ( expert face brush) to apply my foundation. :-) http://www.makeupandbeautyblog.com/makeup-tipshow-to/how-to-apply-liquid-foundation/ :-)
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No, it doesn't. It has a basic foundation brush. There is a softer brush that resembles a stippling brush, but I use that for blush and it works fine. It's not dense enough for foundation.
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A little goes a long way with this foundation. I mix a little with my usual foundation, and I also use it as a concealer. In my experience, a brush works best when using it as a concealer. I only apply it with my fingers when it is mixed with my usual foundation. I found that it is hard to apply all over the face without thinning it down with another foundation. I hope this helps.
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I don't think so, the foundation is like that the best way to put it on the nail is taking all the excess of the liquid foundation on the same bottle untill the brush is without the excess , then is when you use the brush on the nail very carefully without touching the cuticules. what I do is do one hand first the whole process and then the other one. hope this help you:)
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It works well with other foundations for me. Sometimes I use a liquid foundation lightly and then buff with Bare Escentuals.
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I would use synthetic brushes for liquid foundation.. these brushes are good for powder foundation or mineral foundations, blushes, and eyes shadows.. i just bought a beauty blender egg for liquid foundation.. it cost about a dollar.
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All the brushes are made with the same synthetic bristles. All the brushes work well with liquids, creams, minerals and powders. The common uses for each brush is as followed: Flat top is best for foundation, Flat Angle for contouring and bronzing, Angled for blush application, Tapered for concealing and the Round for minerals and powders. So you can use any one of the brushes for both applications, it just comes down to person preference on what type of brush style you prefer.
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Because you cannot control the amount of product as it comes into the brush, it maybe more difficult to get the coverage even. I would just wipe off the heavier areas, but if you have makeup on it might stick. It is also not really translucent like a finishing powder
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this is good for medium to full coverage foundation. I gave 2 links for blush brush :) http://realtechniques.com/look-blog/your-perfect-finish-sam-s-real-techniques-blush-brush http://www.amazon.com/Real-Techniques-RLT-1407-Blush-Brush/dp/B004TSFBJO/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1394935421&sr=8-2&keywords=real+techniques+blush+brush
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YES! make sure to wet the sponge thoroughly before using it. 1) make sure its very damp2) squeeze out the excess water so the sponge isn't dripping3) make sure the sponge is nice and moist ( I make sure its extra moist for mine, so the sponge doesn't soak up a lot of my foundation...that's my opinion haha)These steps helped my foundation look beautiful with an airbrush finish(:
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It worked great for awhile, but then the airbrush just started sputtering the makeup . That happened to a friend also...so I have gone back to regular makeup. Was an expensive purchase considering it did not work before having problems. My skin is not oily so can't answer that part of your question.
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Sure no problem, if you look at the site below that i posted there will be a slideshow telling you what each brush is for. Go ahead and click on it and you will see what i mean. :) I hope this helps. http://beautyhigh.com/a-guide-to-makeup-brushes/
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I use the the brush with all types of foundation; but it's important to know that application should consist of stippling, not long strokes. Because EL double wear is on the thicker side be a minimalist with product upon applying with brush; built of gradually so that foundation is spread evenly. I always apply a primer first to give it a slip and further the foundation out evenly.
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Yes. There's a concealer brush, foundation brush and a stippling brush. They can be used for liquid foundation or cream products. And work wonderfully.
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I use it after foundation and it works perfectly well. Looks like you dont put on makeup at all. A lot of my friends dont recognize I wear makeup everytime I hang out w them.
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Well it gives it a more even and flawless look as oppose of using your fingers. Usually when applying foundation with your finger people will massage it into there skin and at the same time pulling it in every direction which can cause wrinkles. When using this sponge I feel like you absolutely avoid doing that. But I personally never use my fingers I usually used brushes and comparing this to makeup brushes the process is so much faster...
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I wouldn't recommend this particular brush for mineral powder foundation, I love to use this brush for contouring with creams or powders. This brand has another brush, it's called the buffing brush, I got it when I bought the core collection, it's also available as part of "Sam's Picks" Collection, I love it for powder foundation, it provides a full coverage.