Is there a stiff angle brush for brow powder application?
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There is an angle brush included. I don't use that so I'm not sure if it is for brows or not. I gave that one to my daughter. It really is a nice set for the money. They are ok brushes and lots of them. I recommend buying them.
1548521
Yes, there is. Sorry for the delay in my response. I have been out of town. The angled brow brush was one of the reasons I purchased the set. It works great!
1979846
Yes! There are two fluffy blending brushes included in this set, one is bigger and more for a powder foundation, the other is smaller and made for more blending use. The only brush that this set doesn't really come with is a flat foundation brush.
1741549
Yes! I use the stippling brush to blend my foundation in & it's amazing. The round one is very good for buffing & I use the curved one for my contour. The other one Ive used for concealer but I find the bb works best.
993031
These might be a little to flimsy for gel eye liner. But the thickest brush might work!
717752
Yes, it should since you can apply heavy or tone it down with the brush. Works really good in filling in spaces where the eyebrow may be a little sparse. I have blonde hair and like it to be a little darker and it really fills in some of the areas. Hope this helped...
1016212
no, you will need a 2 1/5 angled brush. You can get them at lowes or home depot for about 9 bucks..
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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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Hello, I think it would, as lond as you start from the bottom of the matte, the teeth are very pointed and not stiff, I would just go slow,most mattes are from lose hair. I really like this brush,
913288
This brush is wonderful for styling and the bristles are very stiff. They will hold the hair and there are also different heat settings.
1620327
The regular spray is brushable, and not stiff...but holds well....the shaper plus makes your hair very stiff...and not brushable.
1667020
When I first used it, I applied it Before my brow pencil & powder (I like to use a pencil to create an outline, then fill in the rest with powder). I found it would clump together which wasn't a good look. So I did my usual brow pencil&powder First, then applied the wax after to tame the uncooperative hairs and to accentuate my arch. So yes you can definitely use a brow pencil but I'd use it before.
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No, but you can get an ELF one for 3 dollars at eyeslipsface.com or mobile.eyeslipsface.com (it's compared to the Mac stippling brush
1968725
I wouldn't recommend this particular brush for mineral powder foundation, I love to use this brush for contouring with creams or powders. This brand has another brush, it's called the buffing brush, I got it when I bought the core collection, it's also available as part of "Sam's Picks" Collection, I love it for powder foundation, it provides a full coverage.
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I use one of them as a contour brush :) for me I like to use the angled brush for contouring my nose really carefully.
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I use like 3 of the for makeup the small angled brushes help with my eyebrows.
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When I first used it, I applied it Before my brow pencil & powder (I like to use a pencil to create an outline, then fill in the rest with powder). I found it would clump together which wasn't a good look. So I did my usual brow pencil&powder; First, then applied the wax after to tame the uncooperative hairs and to accentuate my arch. So yes you can definitely use a brow pencil but I'd use it before.
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This particular brush has a medium stiffness, and I'm a guy who uses brushes for my hair and beard, and both are Bass Brushes. My wife has one that I bought for her with stiffer bristles, and more dense (her hair is very thick (lots of hair?), so the stiffer brush works great for her.This is by farther the nicest brush I've ever owned. If you want to see a good selection, try Sprouts. They have quite a variety, and some are stiffer than others, so being able to actually touch them makes it easier to choose.