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Any makeup artist will tell you that the right brushes are just as important as the makeup itself.
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There are few things you should look for in a brush, regardless of where you shop. The bristles should feel soft against your skin, not starchy or rough. Try the brush by running it across the part of the face that it’s designed for to see how it feels; that is more important than whether it’s made of natural or synthetic material.
These basic brushes are a good place to start if you are new to tools:
Concealer brush – This makes it easy to apply concealer on hard to reach areas like the inner corner of your eye and along the lash line. You can also use this brush to spot-apply cover-up on blemishes.
Blush brush – The wide, rounded shape and angled sides of this brush apply the perfect amount of powder blush on the apples of cheeks. It gives you a seamless and natural-looking flush.
Eyebrow brush – Use the angled head of this brush to apply eye shadow to brows, hsping and filling them in for a natural look.
Eye-shadow brush – The small, fluffy bristles of this brush pick up the just the right amount of eye shadow for your lower lid.
Eyeliner brush – This is the easiest way to draw a line that’s just right-not too thick or thin. This brush can be used dry with eye shadow, or damp for more definition and long-lasting liner.
Foundation brush– Ideal for creating a polished look with full coverage. This brush can be used with liquid and cream foundation formulas.
Powder brush – The tapered head of this brush covers all the contours of your face, making it easy to dust on loose powder for an even, flawless finish.
Bronzer brush – It’s quick and easy to fake a sun-kissed glow with this broad brush. Use it to apply a seamless, streak-free dusting of bronzing powder.
Eye-shader brush – This wide brush, which is shaped to cover the entire eye area, makes it quick and easy to apply light eye-shadow base.
Lip brush – The small, firm bristles of this tapered brush make it easier to apply darker lip colors with precision. After lining lips, use this brush to soften and blend lip pencil lines.
Brow-groomer brush – Use this toothbrush-style brush to comb brows into place for a polished look.
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