Using a Kabuki Brush.

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Frances S.

Feb 12, 2013

Frances S.

When should you use a kabuki brush?

Antonio Z.

Feb 12, 2013

Antonio Z.

A kabuki brush is meant to acutally be used as a buffing brush, meaning you can use it to diffuse mineral makeup, or dust away the excess powder after being applied with a puff.

Jenni L.

Feb 12, 2013

Jenni L.

I love to finish my makeup by blending with a clean kabuki brush. When I am using bronzer I want to make sure there are no obvious lines.

Lolli S.

Feb 13, 2013

Lolli S.

My experience wit that brush it was used for loose minerals to give full coverage like air brushing.I buy thm wit kits that wy its nt that expensive.

Yesenia P.

Feb 13, 2013

Yesenia P.

I use it to set foundation w powder and to buff over blush if I apply too much. It kind of softens the coloe.

Frances S.

Feb 13, 2013

Frances S.

Thank you all your responses are very helpful. I will attempt to use my kabuki brush.

Emma T.

Feb 13, 2013

Emma T.

I use a flat top kabuki to stipple and buff makeup. Sigma f80.

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