Help with foundation brushes?!?

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Kaley K.

Dec 29, 2013

Kaley K.

Ok so I don't like actual foundation brushes and stippling brushes aren't working for me. Could I try a flat top powder brush? And if that doesn't work either could I just wash it and just use it for powder again, or would it ruin the brush?

Honey E.

Dec 29, 2013

Honey E.

I'm not sure about it as far as application goes but I would personally try it. you should be able to just wash your brush if you dint like the way it applies :) I had a blush brush that I washed and started using fir foundation

Sommer A.

Dec 29, 2013

Sommer A.

Try real techniques expert face brush it's not a flat foundation brush and it's also not a stippling brush.

Cat C.

Dec 29, 2013

Cat C.

It won't ruin the brush, sweetie :) just make sure you wash it completely. Also flat top brushes are amazing for foundation. And if you just don't like using brushes I'd try the beautyblender :)

Shaundi P.

Dec 29, 2013

Shaundi P.

If you have powder foundation I dnt see why not :) and its not going to ruin the brush

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