Blending undereye concealer.

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Ema D.

Feb 15, 2013

Ema D.

What are some good brushes for blending out concealer under the eyes.

Alma M.

Feb 15, 2013

Alma M.

I like to use my Bare Escentuals max coverage concealer brush.

Brittne B.

Feb 15, 2013

Brittne B.

Just a fluffy blending brush or use my favorite tool... your fingers lol. Your fingers warm the concealer and make it easier to spread. Really press the concealer in then set with a powder.

Marne M.

Feb 15, 2013

Marne M.

If you don't want to waste money use your ring finger. It applies less pressure and can do swell like a brush. :)

Ema D.

Feb 15, 2013

Ema D.

I currently use my ring finger. I just have to brushes that were given to me as gifts and I wanted to swap them out. Can one of these brushes be used to blend the concealer. The 129 or 193.

Atiyah Y.

Feb 16, 2013

Atiyah Y.

I use my ring fingers or my beauty blender.

Yesenia P.

Feb 16, 2013

Yesenia P.

I have used my beauty blender. But I usually use this Sonia Kashuk brush- I love it!!

Taylor M.

Feb 16, 2013

Taylor M.

Beauty blender!

Ema D.

Feb 16, 2013

Ema D.

What other brushes should I trade these two for. Any suggestions.

Dianne A.

Feb 16, 2013

Dianne A.

217 and 224. Both great for shadows and/or blending concealer. 2 of my fav Mac brushes..:-D.

Stef R.

Feb 16, 2013

Stef R.

217 is a must have brush. I have a bunch.

Arlene M.

Feb 16, 2013

Arlene M.

My ring finger because its less pressure-also dab only don't rub!

Ema D.

Feb 16, 2013

Ema D.

I have the 217. I would rather trade these two for more brushes rather than makeup.

Ema D.

Feb 16, 2013

Ema D.

I have the 217. I would rather trade these two for more brushes rather than makeup.

Lolli S.

Feb 16, 2013

Lolli S.

I agree wit ema!bt any flat concealer brush will wk.

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