Foundation Brush Preference

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Marleen B.

Oct 25, 2015

Marleen B.

Just bought another foundation brush that I probably don't need. I waa looking for a somewhat of a hybrid of a liquid foundation buffing brush & a stippling brush. I like the control of denser, stiffer buffing brush but the less dense ends of the stippling brush. I don't know if I'm going to like the effect or not but I bought it anyway. Just to come home and find out I already own a similar brush. Although the the one I already own has little larger head but a shorter handle. But, it got me really questioning whether if I prefer a domed foundation brush or a flat top. Which do you prefer and why? Do you like larger heads, covering a larger area faster or smaller heads to get into smaller areas like around the nose and eyes.

Amanda H.

Oct 25, 2015

Amanda H.

I like sponges, beauty blenders, and stippling brushs

Amanda H.

Oct 25, 2015

Amanda H.

Brushes* because I find the give my all different types of coverage depending on the foundation and the coverage I want.

Fae G.

Oct 26, 2015

Fae G.

I prefer my beauty blender :)

Jaz M.

Oct 28, 2015

Jaz M.

I prefer larger brushes to cover my areas then I go over it with my beauty blender to get any smaller areas

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