Here's list 10 necessary brushes that I think every
makeup lover should own according to Makeup Geek!
Blending Brush
This is a multi-purpose brush that can be used to
“feather” out the outer V, blend any harsh lines, highlight under the
brow, apply a light coat of paintpots as a base, or even apply concealer
under the eyes.This is the most
versatile brush I have come across, and I haven’t found a cheaper
alternative yet. This would be my first brush to buy if I was just
starting out.
Eye Shadow Brush
This brush is perfect for packing on eyeshadow on the lid- it’s stiff so it picks up a decent
amount of color. The size is also perfect for fitting just on the lid. I love this brush so much
that I have 4 of them, and I reach for them every day!
Foundation Stippling Brush
This is honestly my favorite brush ever! I use this to
apply my foundation for that airbrushed finish. Just place your
foundation on the back of your hand, dip the brush in, and stipple it
all over your face starting at the center of your face working out
towards the temples.
Pencil Brush
This brush is great for blending out harsh eyeliner,
smudging shadow under the lower lashes, or creating a very defined outer
V.Since the brushes are stiff, it picks up a good amount of color. I
reach for this brush everyday as it works perfectly for any type of
“smudged liner” look
Cheek Highlighter Brush
Getting that Jennifer Lopez glow is super easy with
this brush! The soft duo fibre bristles apply just the right amount of
highlighting powder or liquid. The smaller size head prevents from
applying too much product, while the wispy bristles give that almost
airbrushed effect.
Outer V Brush
I realize this is an odd name for a brush, but I named
it this as it is the perfect size for applying darker colors to the
outer corner (outer V) of the eyes. It also works really well for that
rocker smudged liner under the lower lashline- the size of the head
gives a wider smudged line (unlike the pencil brush which is a little
bit smaller)
Angle Brow Brush
Now I realize there are TONS of angled brow brushes out
there, but this one is the perfect size and stiffness for me. It
applies powder perfectly to the brows. The stiff bristles pick up just
the right amount of color. I use this everyday for filling in my brows
with either shadow or brow mousse.
Angled Liner Brush
This bent liner brush is perfect for applying gel liner
or for creating that cat liner effect! The bent handle allows you to
easily drag the liner to get a perfectly straight line. I reach for
this brush almost everyday is its much easier than applying liquid
liner
Blush Brush
This angled blush brush is perfect for applying just
the right amount of blush! Its soft bristles do not apply too much
color, yet it is stiff enough to pick up the color. The angled shape
follows the natural contour of your cheekbones, so it is pretty much
foolproof on where to apply your blush.
Soft Dome Brush
This soft bristled dome brush is perfect for creating a
super soft shadow in the crease or for blending out concealer under the
eyes (it helps prevent your concealer from caking up and getting too
thick). I love how soft this feels on the skin! This brush is not
meant for packing on color, but for blending
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