What do you use to apply your foundation?

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Jan 17, 2013

Meaghan S.

I use a foundation brush, or beauty blender, or real techniques foundation brushes 

Jan 17, 2013

Kaysey L.

I use my Sigma F50 brush, but I'm on the hunt for a new flat top or buffing brush, so if anyone has any good suggestions let me know!

Jan 17, 2013

Alyssa M.

beauty blender!!

Jan 17, 2013

Adreanna R.

I use my Tarte Foundation brush, $38 from Sephora, when I'm traveling I use an ELF powder brush. The cost between these two are pretty immense but I can honestly say my ELF brush works as well as the other :)

Jan 17, 2013

Amanda B.

I put on my face moisturizer then take some foundation on my fingers(I don't put a lot just a bit on my forehead cheeks and chin)then blend it into the cream.

Jan 17, 2013

Kacey C.

Currently the Real Techniques Buffing brush. 

Jan 17, 2013

Sofia M.

I used to use my sigma flat top kabuki but ever since I've had my beauty blender I prefer that over the kabuki. That sponge is magical, totally lives up to the hype 

Jan 17, 2013

Agnes L.

Real techniques face expert foundation brush, this is like the best brush ever. 

Jan 17, 2013

Sarah D.

Ive got a sigma stipple brush, i did used to use my hands (bad i know) but this is the first brush i absolutely love using! 

Jan 17, 2013

Lacy S.

I have really wantes a beauty blender but I dont like the price of them. So I bought a package a disposable sponges. I wet it before I use it just like you would a beauty blender. Squeeze it out so its damp and apply your foundation. Flawless coverage!! And I use a different sponge each day. I also use it for blending out concealer.

Jan 17, 2013

Gina R.

I use to use brushes until I found out about the beauty blender! I love it and so many celebs use it

Jan 17, 2013

Anna S.

I use sponges. Gives a more smooth effect... :)

Jan 17, 2013

Ally M.

Make up forever kabuki brush!

Jan 18, 2013

Diana I.

Ecotools foundation brush

Jan 18, 2013

Nessa Z.

My fingers! The body heat from your hands helps the foundation blend into my skin better. When I tried using brushes, my foundation didn't set well in my skin :( 

Jan 18, 2013

Aferdita N.

Stippling brush! Don't know how I lived without it before, I used to just use the 190 foundation brush from mac and it applied my foundation streaky so I had to pat down on my skin to correct it. I love using the stippling brush so much, but I also tried a beauty blender, well a knockoff which was pretty much the same just a different kind of shape, and I hated how it sucked up most of the product and left me with a very sheer coverage. 

Jan 18, 2013

Dhanvi T.

Fingers for a rough application and then I buff it out with a dome shaped circular brush and even it out with some powder

Jan 18, 2013

Tilly M.

I have the MAC stippling brush. Am i missing the point when everyone says it gives a flawless finish? I dont think its that good, apart from the fact you dont get lines like with a flat foundation brush. I use that or a big powder brush depending on what foubdation i use, currently trying to find a nice powder puff to try out after a GOSS video on youtube i saw xx

Jan 18, 2013

Jen H.

Beauty Blender, Real Techniques stippling, or Real Techniques buffing. It all depends on my mood. 

Jan 18, 2013

Neima A.

Hmm depends on the foundation.
For MUFE HD I use a flat top foundation brush from cover FX to buff it in.
For my givenchy foundation I use a kabuki brush.
And for Lancôme 24hr I use my fingers first to apply then I buff with a flat top.
I tried a stippling brush but didnt like it so I use it to apply my blushes. 

Jan 18, 2013

Ashley G.

Usually I use a 187 brush from MAC but lately I've been using my fingers. I like this much better. 

Jan 18, 2013

Veronika C.

A brush. :)

Jan 18, 2013

Alysia F.

Steer clear of sponges. If you think about it, you use a sponge to clean up, it actually absorbs a lot of your makeup. A foundation brush or fingers are best! :)

Jan 18, 2013

Chrisi P.

I use my ELF Powder Brush ($3) and I find it to be quite practical for any use, including liquid foundation. Prior to using this brush, I tried a standard foundation brush but I found myself looking streaky maybe because I didn't use it correctly. However, I found that using a wedge sponge is easier than a regular foundation brush. I definitely want to try a beauty blender!

Jan 18, 2013

Toni J.

Most days I use my fingers. But when I feel like using a brush its the ELF Powder Brush.