Are there different brushes for different make applications- Or can I get away with one brush- ( for liquid foundation &amp;powder)
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All the brushes are made with the same synthetic bristles. All the brushes work well with liquids, creams, minerals and powders. The common uses for each brush is as followed: Flat top is best for foundation, Flat Angle for contouring and bronzing, Angled for blush application, Tapered for concealing and the Round for minerals and powders. So you can use any one of the brushes for both applications, it just comes down to person preference on what type of brush style you prefer.
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Hi Scott. I have done both methods. For these Brushes, I would use a regular mild soap with water. Dont waist your money on certain cleansers, the brushes arent that good of a quality to do that. Just make sure after you clean the brushes pinch the tip of them and lay them on a flat surface or they will fuzz up and become useless.
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A little goes a long way with this foundation. I mix a little with my usual foundation, and I also use it as a concealer. In my experience, a brush works best when using it as a concealer. I only apply it with my fingers when it is mixed with my usual foundation. I found that it is hard to apply all over the face without thinning it down with another foundation. I hope this helps.
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I don't think so, the foundation is like that the best way to put it on the nail is taking all the excess of the liquid foundation on the same bottle untill the brush is without the excess , then is when you use the brush on the nail very carefully without touching the cuticules. what I do is do one hand first the whole process and then the other one. hope this help you:)
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They can be, but it isn't designed for powder foundation. It won't apply as good as powder brushes.
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Yes. I believe, in most cases, it is in "how" you use your brushes. My daughter uses second, third and fourth in the picture from left, for liquid and powder foundations. She'll use facial wash (Oil of Olay) to gently wash them. So far, they've been great.
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I wouldn't use it for blush, it's a bit big. It's great as a powder brush though! I actually use the powder foundation brush that comes in the core collection for blush- and many of my friends use the real techniques blush brush
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Either the contour brush on an angle or the buffing brush on an angle. I have found myself using the multi-tasker brush from the travel essentials set too (which I have also brought). They wash and use very well. Highly recommend :)
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You must use a water base foundation. Not the regular liquid foundation! Liquid foundation is too thick to pass through the airbrush. There are special foundation that is water base foundation and smooth enough to go through the foundation.
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Yes. There's a concealer brush, foundation brush and a stippling brush. They can be used for liquid foundation or cream products. And work wonderfully.
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I know what you mean, those brushes are awful. The main purpose of this brush is to apply setting powder or bronzer, so my instinct is to say no - it's too large to be precise with, and designed to apply a light layer of powder rather than give any kind of coverage. However, I would highly recommend going to her website (realtechniques.com) to see if she has a brush that's meant to apply powder foundation. Because if it's anything like this one then it will be amazing.
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I prefer using the single action air brush. I have a double action that works fine it just requires thinning where with the single action I can usually get good results without the thinning. I have used enamels and water based for model cars through both.
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The powder blush is quite large. It's probably better for powder or a lighter dusting of blush as the bristles are pretty fanned out. In measurements its 2 inches from where the hairs start to the tip. If you're looking for a blush brush maybe try the contour brush in the same real techniques line or the buffing brush. Hope this helps!
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For blending a cream blush, maybe. For powder blush, def not. I would suggest you use a different blush for applying bronzer/blush though, even if you're using a cream blush. This one is short-haired and dense, appropriate for liquid foundation application. Hope this helps!
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No, I have these brushes & they don't. But these brushes all are flat head brushes with foundation brush that's it. So if you are trying to get all the brushes I wouldn't buy
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It works well with other foundations for me. Sometimes I use a liquid foundation lightly and then buff with Bare Escentuals.
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I purchased a collection of professional makeup brushes (24 or 32 count)I think.....Because this palette is so small, I found that using smaller brushes helped conserve the palettes longer. I do love this product, but only use three of the colors. Also, the brush collections are available on Amazon. Good luck!