MandyVanHook
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Mhmm, that's why I love it. No micro-exfoliation. Now I just need to find a brush that won't cause any.
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Dolly Snow
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The only brush I use is the Real Tech expert face brush, use it with just about everything, when I am too lazy for the beauty blender
My nars, tarte, maybelline, mac foundations work well with that brush, almost as great as my beauty blender.
Hope your find the brush you are looking for, Mandy!
Vineetha
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I've been showing my beauty blender more love lately. There are mornings I definitely don't have time for it, though. BTW... I wish I could have gotten that Nars foundation to work on me.
It is!! since I have soooo gotten used to it, it takes a lot lesser time for me than using brushes !! I am paranoid about brush streaks even if there aren't any lmao!!
Medgal07
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Hi Mandy!!! I use the Chanel Blending Foundation Brush(Stippling) #7 with Chanel Perfection Lumiére Velvet Foundation. I alternate between that and Guerlain@Medgal07 That lippy is gorgeous
Thank you Dolly!!!
Quote: Originally Posted by MandyVanHook
Question for everyone: What is your current favorite foundation brush? Also, if you could tell what foundation(s) you are using with it that would be helpful.
Terracotta Joli Teint Healthy Glow Fluid Foundation.
MandyVanHook
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Thanks, Dolly. I really need to get a second one of those. I've been using mine with my Colourpop blushes and it works great with those. I need to get another to keep for my foundation.
MandyVanHook
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I'm going to have to look into that one! Thanks, Meddy!
Dolly Snow
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hmm I may have try that.
Medgal07
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It looks like the MAC #187 but it's softer and the handle is shorter---I like that because it gives me more control of the brush.
MandyVanHook
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As you said, it really is a great brush... so versatile!
MandyVanHook
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It sounds lovely! I've also been curious about the Wayne Goss Stippling brush. It looks beautiful. That one and his #1 foundation brush.
MandyVanHook
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Oh, Meddy, this is giving me life! A floral skirt to match... can you imagine? Love it.:yahoo: [COLOR=0000FF]Here's what arrived this morning! The pics don't do her justice. I love this floral case![/COLOR] [COLOR=0000FF]I think I need a little skirt to match it!!! [/COLOR] [COLOR=0000FF]Givenchy Le Rouge 205 Fuchsia Irresistible[/COLOR][COLOR=CD69A1]
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blondie929
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I use the beauty blender with A mix of Estée Lauder double wear and neutrogena healthy skin I like the apply it first with a foundation brush to paint it on lol and then blend with the beauty blender
MandyVanHook
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Is that a smiling Dolly I see? Beautiful
Beautiful
Dolly Snow
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Thank you, felt like a changeIs that a smiling Dolly I see?Beautiful
MandyVanHook
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Lol! The unicorn Dolly smile...
pandorablack
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Ok so I could not figure out winged liner for the longest time until I saw this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaLzcvGQxjw
Basically, follow the line from your bottom eyelid straight out and draw a line. Then thicken it.
pandorablack
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I use Kat Von D's foundation brush (no longer sold) that came in her brush kit. It's OK, but it get gunked up with foundation pretty easily and I have to clean it rather frequently. I keep meaning to buy a beauty blender.
MandyVanHook
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My eyes have a love/hate relationship with winged liner. They aren't really made for it but I just love winged liner so much that I do it sometimes anyway.
pandorablack
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Yeah, my eyes are really hooded kinda? So it messes up the line a bit. But I love the look of winged liner so much I do it anyway.
MandyVanHook
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Yep, same here, and my crease extends farther out than most people I see doing tutorials and it gets in the way. It's such a beautiful look, though! I've been going back in with eyeshadow and smoking out the line a bit afterwards so that it doesn't have to be perfect. Helps to camouflage that little zig zag I get from the hood and the crease of my eye running through the wing.
