How to Choose the Right Makeup Brushes

It can be confusing to choose the right tools to achieve the most gorgeous, flawless look. The right makeup brush can give you a radiant, ai...

It can be confusing to choose the right tools to achieve the most gorgeous, flawless look. The right makeup brush can give you a radiant, air-brushed  complexion. Here is a guide to choosing the correct makeup brush. 

Bent Eyeliner Brush:  This is meant for a foolproof eyeliner application. The fine pointed brush head gives full color intensity for lining the eyes. All you have to do is to create a precise line and hold it horizontally against the curve of your lash line. The bent tip keeps your hands and fingers from getting in the way of application. This wonderful brush can be used wet or dry.
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The Foundation Brush:  It is an important tool meant for the application of liquid foundation. It helps to apply the product in even, smooth and flawless layers.

The Fan Brush: It is a thin fan-shaped brush used to finish off your makeup. The wide shape of the brush is perfect for control and to remove excess product without leaving any marks or spoiling your makeup. It removes excess eye shadow which falls beneath the eye or bronzer powder on the face.

The Stippling Brush: This is the blending brush. It blends wet or dry makeup into the skin for a flawless finish.  It layers the product gibing ultimate control depending on how sheer or heavy you want your coverage to be. The Stippling Brush can be used with stick or liquid foundation, shimmer, highlighting products and creamy products.

The Kabuki Brush: This brush is inspired by the Japanese art theater. It is meant for full coverage of powder makeup like blush, bronzer, pressed powder and loose powder. When used in circular motion, this brush leaves a blended, flawless finish.

The Double-Ended Liner Brush: This is a handy tool for professional looking eye makeup application. One end is a flat eyeliner brush and the other is a smudge dome. The smudge dome can be used to soften your line for a soft look and flat line is used to line your upper and lower lashes.