Foundation Help Please

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Rosie G.

Jul 18, 2013

Rosie G.

I use a bobbi brown foundation brush but it never seems to look flawless. I use a primer but does anyone have any tips??

Kalyn H.

Jul 18, 2013

Kalyn H.

I recently started using a black and white brush(sorry I don't know what it's called...I call it a skunk brush lol) for foundation. It creates a much more flawless look than a foundation brush. Well that's what I have found anyway.

Dana M.

Jul 18, 2013

Dana M.

You could try elf's powder brush. It works for liquid foundations as well.

Brittany H.

Jul 18, 2013

Brittany H.

I use a stippling brush. It's great!

Adele S.

Jul 18, 2013

Adele S.

I personally can't seem to fall in love with a beauty blender but I absolutely ADORE the Makeup Geek stippiling brush. You can find it at makeupgeek.com.. It's worth the cost. GREAT quality. I've used it to apply all sorts of liquid foundations and I know it can apply cream and probably could be used for powder too (though I haven't tried). I've also used the real techniques expert face brush on cream foundations (though I thin my cream foundations to make them more liquid ) and its works great too! Haven't gotten a chance to try it on liquid yet.

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