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Makeup brushes are (or should be) a staple in any beauty routine; They are the bread and butter of makeup application and can take you from a good 7 to a 10 in no time. We all love a makeup brush, but with so many varieties on the market (it’s all a bit overwhelming), you’re often left wondering where to start. You will no doubt know what most brushes do, but putting them to use can be an entirely different story, and knowing which ones are really worth the investment can be mind-boggling.
If you’re a makeup newbie, or just can’t work your powder brush with your blush brush, don’t panic, as always, we’ve got you covered. Whether your goal is to perfect that flawless foundation, achieve incredible cheekbones, or that coveted Insta brow, check out our handy makeup brush guide and we’ll help you determine the type of brushes you need and, more importantly, how to use them.
THE STAPLES
Foundation Brush – Probably the most daunting of all, but certainly the most important. We are sure you will agree with us when we say that your foundation is the main makeup step you need the most to perfect; it’s your canvas and there’s little advantage to working that contour if you haven’t enhanced your foundation (all she wants is another … makeup brush). Now for the million dollar question: should you go for the traditional flat tapered brush, the polishing brush, or the new kind on the block: the dense oval brush? (you know, the one that looks like a lollipop and is taking the beauty world by storm).
The traditional foundation brush is flat with flexible bristles that are ideal for blending liquid or cream foundations. It should start in the middle of your face (where you need the most coverage) and blend in a downward motion. For flawless, denser coverage, the Buffing Brush is ideal. The densely packed bristles will buff the product, including liquid, cream, and powder, onto the skin for a more natural look, without the product appearing to just hang on. Also avoid brush marks – winner! FYI, we often find ourselves swooning over Nanshy Buffed Foundation or Real Techniques Buffing or Expert Face Brush.
Now, the one to look at, which we can only describe as something akin to a palette: the dense oval brush. This brush, championed by the likes of Iconic London and quickly imitated by Primark, seems to be the tool of choice right now and is fast becoming a cult classic. This type of brush is ideal for getting the most out of a full coverage liquid foundation. We like it a bit; It is true that it feels quite strange, but your ability to improve is on point. Airbrushed? You can bet!
Kabuki Brush – Possibly the most underrated brush out there. This short-handled, dense, rounded-bristle brush is ideal for absolutely everything; from powder / mineral foundations to bronzers and blushes. Our favorite way to use this is with bronzer to warm up the complexion and subtly sculpt the face.