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Reddit mentions of Liquid Foundation Kabuki Makeup Brush - Flat Top Expert, Stippling, Blending, Buffing, Setting Make Up, Cream Powder Mineral Cosmetics, Full Coverage Face Buffer, Soft Dense, Synthetic
Sentiment score: 4
Reddit mentions: 4
We found 4 Reddit mentions of Liquid Foundation Kabuki Makeup Brush - Flat Top Expert, Stippling, Blending, Buffing, Setting Make Up, Cream Powder Mineral Cosmetics, Full Coverage Face Buffer, Soft Dense, Synthetic. Here are the top ones.
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- MUST HAVE MAKEUP CASE STAPLE! Travel friendly, this black Flat Top Kabuki Makeup Brush isn't any ordinary brush. Buffing and blending, the dense synthetic bristles make your routine quicker, with better coverage that lasts longer. Pro Tip: For light to medium coverage, use a damp makeup sponge blender to stipple your base coverage, then blend with your buki brush!
- MULTI-TASKING BRUSH: Most commonly used with liquid foundation to set the canvas, this big flat top makeup brush also works great blending loose and pressed powder, primer, bb cream, and minerals to build coverage, setting your look, and concealing even the most problematic skin type (redness, uneven skin tones, large pores, acneic, dermatitis).
- BRISTLE QUALITY IS KEY TO FLAWLESS COVERAGE: A premium quality foundation brush makes your foundation look more even, consistent, and blended, and lets you build coverage in problem areas. Our pro quality synthetic bristles are soft, yet just the right density to pick up and distribute liquid foundation evenly. Natural synthetic bristles use less product to achieve the desired look. Plus, they're cruelty free - WOOF!
- STOP USING YOUR FINGERS! Yes, please, stop applying foundation with your fingers. Your pores don't need any extra dirt and oils.
- TOP RATED PROFESSIONAL QUALITY: COMPARES TO SIGMA, MAC, BARE MINERALS. Read the reviews; they speak for themselves. Purchase a single brush, or the set, which includes a blush brush, bronzer contouring brush, highlighter and under eye conceal brush, with an optional organizer case.
Features:
Specs:
| Color | 1PC FLAT KABUKI |
| Height | 6 Inches |
| Length | 1.5 Inches |
| Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Width | 1.5 Inches |
Ok, so I have been struggling with this for years. I tried so many things- different primers, foundations, tools, etc. I have about 10 different (and expensive) foundations, more primers than I can count, and nothing looked good. I am very acne prone, oily, huge pores, bad skin, and fair like you. I looked 110% like your photo. I recently went into Sephora in tears because I was just so frustrated and was given samples of these:
The lady spent a while showing me how to apply them and the results were really good. Apply the primer, let it dry, then blot the foundation in with a damp BB, then apply the drops as needed for coverage (giving everything time to dry in between applications). I use a setting powder (Too Faced Primed and Poreless powder rules) and a setting spray too. These products worked insanely well.
Howwevverrrr it all changed when I bought this brush from Amazon. This thing changed my life. I stippled the foundation lightly and it looks absolutely amazing. I seriously teared up when I used it and had smooth application. You don't even need a lot of foundation with it. I don't sweep or smear it on, JUST stipple. I feel so much better about my appearance now.
This is what worked for me, so it might not for you. It's worth a try though! I'm sorry I don't really have any photos to share. Good luck!!!
I think this is the best foundation brush I have tried at any price.
The It Cosmetics Bye Bye Redness is not technically a foundation, though you can do whatever you want with it. It is a very small size to use as foundation, I think, but it does cover redness and I believe it comes with a little brush to buff it in. It looks dark for my NC20 skin but I can wear it alone just over my redness and it blends out beautifully. You use a minuscule amount, so it might go further as a foundation making it price effective.
I mean a brush brush, a beauty blender is a specially shaped sponge.
I dont consider it a type of brush. I'm not personally a fan of the beauty blenders and brushes work very well for me but you may want to try both. This is the exact brush that I use and this is where I purchased it.. It is very soft, easy to clean, and I haven't noticed anything wonky going on with the fibers. I think it was absolutely worth the money, and it was relatively cheap compared to a lot of high end brushes, while not having a cheap quality about it. It's a good brush. If you are looking for some reaaally nice brushes, look at Real Techniques. I bought that one because I read a lot of good reviews about it and a lot of people compared it to Real Techniques which has an excellent reputation
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I recently found a gem of a brush, by a brand that I don't hear mentioned, ever. It's the Beauty Junkees Flat Top Kabuki ! I've never tried Sigma, but I've seen in reviews that they're comparable. Let me tell you, it is incredible! Right now, I use it for powder/buffing purposes, and soon I will use it for mineral makeup.
Also, the Real Techniques Miracle Complexion Sponge is SO GOOD for liquid foundation. I adore the shape of it. The pointy tip helps with the application of concealer. I can't gush enough.
And now I'm starting to sound like an infomercial. Brushie brushie (: