Best brush for bronzer?

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Dana E.

Dec 7, 2015

Dana E.

Looking for a good bronzer brush! Preferably not angled and preferably something I could buy in store (but will take online recommendations) please and thank you :)

Sabrina K.

Dec 7, 2015

Sabrina K.

I just use a big fluffy powder brush I feel like that works the best! I have some different ones that I switch between! My next one will be the huge powder brush from IT cosmetics!! I'm so in love with that one!

Marleen B.

Dec 7, 2015

Marleen B.

I prefer a light hand, so I use a fan brush. I got a really soft, fluffy one on ebay for under $10. Usually the fluffy ones are really big & the small ones are too skimpy. This one is just perfect.

Rebecca J.

Dec 7, 2015

Rebecca J.

I like to use the real techniques powder brush or the blush brush to apply bronzer.

Darlene V.

Dec 8, 2015

Darlene V.

ELF complexion brush. It's only $3.00 and its SO good! I saw its worth a try/buy. its really great for getting in the hollows of your cheekbones. I wouldn't use a blush brush for bronzer bc bronzer is not meant to be used as blush.

Darlene V.

Dec 8, 2015

Darlene V.

The real techniques powder brush in my opinion is way too big to use for bronzer.

Dana E.

Dec 8, 2015

Dana E.

I know omg I tried my RT powder brush it's just wayyyyy too big! I actually just watched kathleenlights elf haul video where she talks about the complexion one from elf I think I'm going to order it :)

Darlene V.

Dec 8, 2015

Darlene V.

Awesome :)! Hope you like it

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