ironsilikon.blogg.se

1. #HOW TO USE A STIPPLING MAKEUP BRUSH YOUTUBE SKIN#
2. #HOW TO USE A STIPPLING MAKEUP BRUSH YOUTUBE PRO#

The bristles massage the product around the skin so that no area is left more covered than another. Due to the style of the brush, it ensures that you apply just the right amount of product and your skin will not get cakey in the way you might find with a sponge. It buffs liquid or mousse foundation into the skin flawlessly, leaving the skin perfectly covered. The primary use for this beauty I feel is foundation application.

I’d love to know if you have any other ways in which you like to use them to apply your makeup. These are just a few ideas of how I use them. So, I decided I would write a post to show a few of the best ways that each of the four brushes can be used. A number of my friends have also asked me why they are so great and what exactly they can be used for. I have not stopped recommending them since and I am still shocked when a friend of mine has never heard of them. I watched a Youtube video showing them about six months ago and immediately went out to purchase on excellent recommendations. Included in the set is a buffing brush, contour brush, foundation brush and a detailer brush. And rightly so, they truly are a brilliant and must-have collection. Use a finishing spray to seal your look.Ī setting mist like Supergoop Defense Refresh Setting Mist Broad Spectrum SPF 50 ($28, ) will not only help your makeup last, but also break up any cakey-ness caused by the heaviness of the makeup.The Core Collection brushes have become so popular recently. Using a large fluffy brush, apply your powder in a stippling motion.

Set your makeup.Īfter waiting a few more minutes for your makeup to set itself, apply either a pressed powder or finely-milled loose powder to ensure it stays put for the rest of the day.

#HOW TO USE A STIPPLING MAKEUP BRUSH YOUTUBE PRO#

Try a brush like like Sephora Collection Pro Stippling Brush #44 ($35, ), starting off with a little product, then building to avoid going overboard. Apply the liquid makeup - she uses Revlon ColorStay Makeup ($9, ) - in round, stippling motions so you can get coverage without wiping off the concealer you already applied. While the other steps can be done using fingertips, Jess says her stipple brush provides "good coverage and an airbrushed, even finish" when it comes to applying foundation. Use a stippling brush to apply liquid foundation.

Blot your base with a tissue.Ībsorb any excess makeup by lightly pressing a tissue into your skin, allowing you to get as natural finish as possible. Want to make it perfect? Use our handy concealer trick to eliminate dark circles. set into your skin), apply a different concealer, like Benefit Boi-ing Hydrating Concealer ($20, ) to any under-eye discoloration or darkness you may have. While waiting for your makeup to "cook" (i.e. Don't rub it, or you could risk streaky results. Using the pads of your (clean!) fingers, carefully press your concealer, blending it onto each blemish. Blend the concealer by gently patting it. Be sure you cover each side of the blemish by applying concealer in an "X" pattern. If you're using a concealer in a pot - NYC Concealer Jar ($5, ) is a great affordable choice - scoop it out with a new cotton swab each time to avoid cross-contamination from fingers and broken-out skin. Jess applies a generous amount of concealer for ample coverage. Apply concealer to spots in a criss cross motion. She recommends waiting a few minutes before applying foundation. Jess uses Rimmel London Fix & Perfect Pro Primer ($7, ). Using your fingertips, apply a primer to ensure the rest of your makeup goes on smooth and stays on all day. Even oily skin needs moisture! Try one made for your skin type, like Ole Henriksen Counter Balance Mattifying Moisture Crème ($40, ). Make sure your skin is clean and moisturized to give your makeup the proper starting surface.