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Reddit mentions of EcoTools Flat Foundation Brush Made with Recycled and Sustainable Materials Cruelty Free Synthetic Taklon Bristles Aluminum Ferrule Recycled Packaging
Sentiment score: 3
Reddit mentions: 4
We found 4 Reddit mentions of EcoTools Flat Foundation Brush Made with Recycled and Sustainable Materials Cruelty Free Synthetic Taklon Bristles Aluminum Ferrule Recycled Packaging. Here are the top ones.
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- The EcoTools Classic Foundation Brush is designed with flat, dense bristles to create a smooth and flawless base
- Perfect to use with both liquid and cream foundations
- The classic foundation brush provides flawless full coverage makeup application
- The brush applies foundation evenly and creates a streak-free coverage
- Use the brush to smoothly cover under-eye circles and imperfections
- Beautifully soft bristles, for gentle makeup application
- Handcrafted with eco-friendly materials and lightweight bamboo handles
- Made with synthetic Taklon bristles and sleek aluminum ferrules
- Cruelty Free and Vegan - EcoTools products are never tested on animals
- Made with recycled materials - EcoTools believes in reducing waste by using recycled aluminum and plastic in our products
Features:
Specs:
Color | Brown |
Height | 0.25 Inches |
Length | 8.25 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
Weight | 0.0416012288394 Pounds |
Width | 2 Inches |
I've cosplayed Marcaline and had my (ex)bf do Marshal Lee so I can definitely help!
Snazaroo Grey Face Paint for all over color. You get a cheapie Foundation brush and dip it lightly in water, then brush the paint, then paint cho face!
The makeup you cannot buy traditional powder makeup and use face paint with. It's difficult to get it to go on evenly and doesn't blend AT ALL. I would suggest contouring with another face paint like pale blue
The two eye products used in the video look to be a cream eyeliner in black
and Blue liquid liner
you want a flat foundation brush, not a kabuki brush. this is the one i usually use, cheap and easy to find in any drug store.
here is a little demo on my arm.
Sure thing! Step-by-step, comin' at you.
Good luck!
Start with these three simple things:
You apply the (1) liquid foundation to your face very evenly with (2) the brush (especially around your eyes) and then 'set' it with the (3) powder foundation by just tapping it all around your face until you can't see any of the shine from the liquid foundation anymore. Good luck!! And welcome to the makeup club; you're in for life. :P
P.S. it's called a 'foundation' because it's meant to cover up your whole face and make it look perfect. Once you get good at this, you can move on to more fun things but this will make you look nice :)