Beauty Blender to use with CC creams?

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Shelley W.

Apr 7, 2014

Shelley W.

My best experience has been applying it with fingers. I've tried foundation brush and beauty blender...brush gave me streaks and blender just absorbed product. Fingers warm up the cream thus making it a little easier to apply in sections.

Christy B.

Apr 7, 2014

Christy B.

Works better with fingers.I got streaks with brush too.

Kelly V.

Apr 7, 2014

Kelly V.

I've actually been using a brush and haven't had any issues with streaks. I also buff the crap out of it though. I've used it with a beauty blender too and liked the results. I never liked using my fingers for foundation.

Tina K.

Apr 8, 2014

Tina K.

I've been using a brush with it too. Specifically the flat top one I received with my Tarte BB cream. No streaks for me that are super noticeable at least. I felt like I used more products when applying with fingers.

Kelly V.

Apr 8, 2014

Kelly V.

Yeah, I've been using my urban decay foundation brush and never have a problem with streaking. it applys smooth and even. I usually buff it.on my whole dace then stiple over.problem areas. I agree with Tina, I felt like I.was using a ton of product with my fingers and just smearing it around. I don't even.use a primer with it. The beauty blender gave me more of a full coverage. I'm just lazy w cleaning them and usually go for the brush.

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