Foundation Brushes

A perfect tone is a challenging task to succeed with. Right after you find the matching base shade, you will face the application issue. The Internet makes it look effortless and straightforward, but the matter may get out of hand if there aren't perfect tools at hand. Foundation Brushes available at the moment can ease the case, but you need to be aware of which option fits your needs. There are few common types that every girl should know about.

Main types of Foundation Brushes

It would have been a lot easier if there was just one option to suit all, but life is never that easy. These are the primary options to come across:

• Sponges and cushions. These aren't actually Foundation Brushes, but you need to know what to use them for. If you're fond of liquid bases, then a sponge or a beauty blender may be your tool of choice. The application is simple and results in the most natural coverage.
• Kabuki. The exotic title goes with a short handle and a thick bristled top. The option may be the fittest if you're working with powder. The bristles trap just enough of the product to result in great and even coverage. Besides, the least of powder goes to waste.
• Oval Foundation Brushes. While the name is quite self-explanatory, the item is widely used in the modern beauty industry, especially by artists and bloggers. Such tools are utterly soft and lovely to touch. The extended handle helps it to hold it tightly and securely during the application. If you work with creamy bases, the product will suit you.
• Tapered. This kind of product would help you fill out the fine lines and pores or blemishes on your face. The flat design and low density ensure that the tool is multi-purpose. The best coverage can be achieved with liquid cosmetics.
• Stippling. If you are looking for a seamless application and even coverage, then out of the Foundation Brushes, this one will fit the purpose. The two-layer design ensures that the tool grabs enough liquid or creamy cosmetics and helps you blend it with your tone flawlessly.
• Buffing. If you are always in a hurry, it may be challenging to work on your face with a tool that takes aim and precision. Buffing variations don't belong to the category. You can use the variant on the go and yet end up with a perfect tone. The only downside is that these are designed for powder cosmetics primarily. On the bright side – you can use the item in synch with other tools.
• Angled Foundation Brushes. Just as the name has it, the variation is angled and packed with thick, dense bristles. The multi-purpose approach ensures that it can deal with the most consistencies of the tone in use. Another benefit of this kind of applicator is that it's great for contouring too.

Now, when you know about all available variations, you can pick the one that suits you best. In MAKEUP online store, you can buy any item that suits your needs in a matter of few clicks!