EcoTools Perfecting Blending Makeup Applicator for Liquid Foundation

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According to Mann, some formulations work best with specific applicators (for example, to get the most even coverage with powder foundation, a natural-bristle brush is your best bet)—but often, it just comes down to personal preference.

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Though small, this got into all of the grooves of my face and made my skin look amazing without streaks or blotches. Not only is it a fan-favorite and an editor-favorite, but it also received extremely high praise during our test. There are quite a few foundation brushes to play with—flat brushes, kabuki brushes, angled softer brushes, and even more firm buffing brushes” says Chanel.This brush was extremely smooth to apply and so, so quick," one reviewer says while raving about how soft the synthetic bristles are. Even when bristles are made of the same material, some brands have processed to make them softer than others. Comes with two sponge heads, which can be used wet or dry for liquid or powder, and a cover to protect the sponge.

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Sponges last up to 30 days if patted with alcohol or an alcohol-based cleaner or wipe after every few uses. To make a dot, gently press the dome of your brush into your skin and roll it around slightly—this makes an even circle of foundation that isn’t heavier in the center. But be careful with your powder choice if you're going for a dewy look, if you struggle to find a powder that doesn't dim your glow, setting spray is another popular option. Her innate understanding of crafting unique hues and creating magic-hour glows has influenced her foundational understanding of color and texture.Looks sleek and is the perfect handheld size, with a soft applicator puff and a separate applicator sponge. If you’re looking for a foundation brush that you can use to target specific areas of your face and yield a natural-looking finish, we highly recommend checking out this option. This one Aimee says is a personal choice, but after is her preference; "As a professional makeup artist I love to apply foundation first to even out any redness/ pigmentation/ uneven tones in the skin and then I can see exactly where and how much concealer should go on under the eyes/ around any areas that need some extra coverage (nose, cheeks, chin). A densely bristled brush (with more bristles in a small area) will usually apply a fuller coverage, (our favorite is the It Cosmetics Heavenly Foundation Brush) whereas softer and less dense brushes apply a lighter coverage. The flat side and moon tip are also great for stamping on finishing powder, and the rounded bottom is ideal for all-over buffing.