How to use different types of foundation brushes?

The most important thing in the whole makeup is the bottom makeup, so the most worthwhile investment is the foundation brush! So what is the difference between different types of foundation brushes? How to use the foundation brush

In order to create a sophisticated makeup, in addition to makeup skills, there are tools that give strength. Makeup tools must first bear the impact of foundation. After all, the most important makeup is in the whole makeup, so the foundation brush is the most worthy of nature! The foundation brush will apply makeup faster than other makeup tools, and the details will be handled relatively well. a little. But the skin condition is very bad, it is not suitable to use a foundation brush if the skin is dry to the point of bursting!

Foundation brushes are usually made of artificial fiber hair, since most foundations are moisture and oil, so makeup brushes are resistant to moisture and oil, and it can withstand washing, while artificial hair will be more durable. However, since the bristles will be tighter and denser, the touch will be a little harder, so don't use too much force when using it to avoid skin sensitivity!

The types of foundation brushes can be roughly divided into four types: flat head, flat head, round head, and oblique head. Of course, there are also subdivided tilted heads, oblique heads, and irregular brush heads.

Use different types of foundation brush flat head: suitable for matching thin foundation, such as liquid foundation, gouache cream, etc. When using liquid foundation, place the roots on the back of your hand and dip into the bottom of your face. Apply to face from inside to outside. The brush should be fitted and used on delicate areas such as the wings of the nose.

Round head: suitable for matching with thick foundation, such as powder foundation, powder slurry, BB, etc. Dip the powder brush into the foundation and apply it to the skin in a small circle. Avoid the T position. When finished, the cheeks should be avoided, just apply the brush liquid to the center of the face, such as the forehead and nose, etc., be careful not to draw circles to apply these positions, so that a natural makeup effect can be achieved.

Flat head: suitable for thick powder texture, such as foundation cream, BB. With a brush dipped in a small amount of foundation liquid, spread outwards from the middle of the surface. If there is a special need for concealer, it can be selected as the first point of the brush. Then, work horizontally from the middle of the surface to the outside until the base liquid is evenly applied. What if the technique is correct, or there are slight brush marks? After the foundation is finished, rub your hot hands and gently press the face, you can use the facial skin or sponge to push the foundation faster, make the skin blend, and effectively solve the brush marks. There is no way around this. It could be a problem with the brush itself, or it doesn't match the foundation. It can only change the base or change the brush.