Stippling Brush By Keshima - Premium Quality Duo Fibre Stipple Brush, Face Brush

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Stipple the product: Start by lightly tapping the bristles onto your skin, working in small sections at a time. Stippling brushes can be used with liquid, cream, or powder products, and can be used to create both subtle and dramatic looks.

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Trust: If you've had a hard time blending cream blush in the past, the stippling technique is about to become your solution. Heavy-duty brush with rubber bristles for creating a stippling effect and other patterns associated with textured and artex coating. The ultra-plush, synthetic bristles are shaped like a dome for easy blending of liquid and cream foundation, and it can be used to top up liquid blush or bronzer, too. Editor’s Tip: Be sure not to use a large stippling brush when applying your blush and contour products, as a large brush will spread out more product than needed and make it harder for you to blend it out. And because the bristles are so densely packed, this type of brush can also be used to apply setting powder or bronzer without looking cakey or overdone.

So be sure to spot clean your stippling brushes with a hand towel and a brush cleanser after each use—then give them a deeper clean once a week. One day, as you’re storing away your brushes, you come across a new brush that was gifted to you a few weeks back. Almost any makeup product with a liquid or cream formula can be applied seamlessly when using a stippling brush. When you use the stipple brush, the natural fibers help to pick up the foundation or concealer and the synthetic fibers help to blend it out.Essentially, it means that your makeup looks flawless and it’s hard to see any possible imperfections that might otherwise be visible by simply painting or applying makeup with a traditional flat paddle foundation brush or even a kabuki brush. The best foundation brushes blend foundation evenly and seamlessly, helping you build the level of coverage you’re after, as well as different finishes and effects. What it does: For overall mattifying, disperses powder evenly across the face, taking away shine in record time. Unlike liquid and cream formulas, a powder foundation works best with a large brush to gently buff the product into the skin. Our advice is to consider the coverage you want, as well as the product you’ll be using, and pick the type of tool that suits best.