The 6 brushes you need for a perfect makeup look

It applies makeup more evenly than a powder puff, makes it easier to show smooth skin and makes the colors of the eyes and cheeks soft and coordinated.

① If you are using mineral powder, be sure to use a special mineral powder brush, dip it in a circular motion and rub it on your face in the same way to allow the powder to evenly cover the skin.

②The bristles of professional makeup brushes are generally divided into two types: animal hair and synthetic hair. Natural animal fur cloth has complete hair scales, so the hair is soft and has a saturated powder absorption rate, which can make the color even and fit without irritating the skin.

2. Lip brush for kiss lovers

Don't underestimate the lip brush. It can make the lip line clear, the lipstick color even, and it is not easy to have wrinkles in the lip lines. It can also ensure that you will eventually use up the lipstick embedded in the tube.

① Lip brushes come in different thicknesses, and are mostly made of a mixture of fiber and animal hair. Thick brushes have rounded heads, making them easier to apply matte lipsticks with higher saturation, and more easily reflect the color of the lip makeup. The thin brush head is flat and can be used to outline the edges of lip makeup and can restore the glossiness of glossy lip makeup products such as lip gloss and lip gloss, while being light and thin.

② When applying lip gloss with a lip brush, do not use too much force and do not let the bristles bend too much to avoid falling off and breaking.

3. Make sure your foundation brush adheres to your skin

The foundation brush is a great invisible tool that can make nasolabial folds, wrinkles at the corners of the mouth, pores...all disappear with just one brush. The foundation applied with a foundation brush will be more translucent and less thick.

① When brushing larger areas such as the cheeks, forehead, nose and chin, the angle between the foundation brush and the skin should be kept at about 30 degrees. When brushing the wings of the nose, around the eyes and corners of the mouth, the foundation brush should be held upright so that the brush head can cleverly take care of these small areas.

② The principle of controlling the force is that there should be a certain amount of room for extension and contraction between when the brush applies zero force to the skin and when it is completely pressed to the bottom, so that a thin and even base makeup can be applied.

4. Use eyeshadow brushes for a finishing touch

Throw away the small brush that comes in the eyeshadow box. Only professional eyeshadow brushes can restore eyeshadow colors accurately and durably.

① If you want to create a deep eye shadow effect, you need to prepare three kinds of eye shadow brushes: thick, medium and thin. Because the color concentration around the eyes is different, you need to have at least three brushes. Use thick brushes for large areas to make the blending balanced and natural; use medium-sized eye shadow brushes for double eyelid folds; and thin brushes are used between the eyes and on the lower eyelids.

② When you want to spread the eye shadow, try applying it on the back of your hand first. It is easy to apply it unevenly if you apply it directly.

The brush is slightly smaller than a powder brush, and the bristles are arranged in a semicircle on top.

① Fan-shaped pointed round brushes are more common. 90% of the blush brushes on the market are of this type. The bristles are rounded and pointed, which are easiest to absorb color, but can create a blending and soft effect. Suitable for coloring large areas.

②The angled trapezoidal brush has a stronger sense of lines and can create obvious areas. It is usually used in areas that need special emphasis, such as the chin, bridge of the nose, or the outer C point of the eye.

6. The details of eyebrow brush cannot be ignored

There are two types of eyebrow brushes: hard-bristle eyebrow brushes and soft-bristle eyebrow brushes. Soft-bristle eyebrow brushes are used to dip powdered eyebrow products, while hard-bristle eyebrow brushes are used to dip waxy eyebrow products.

①Hard bristles can impart better color and are suitable for coloring. Most eyebrow brushes with hard brush heads are made of bristle. The brush heads are small and short, and the texture is relatively hard. If you want to shape the lines of your eyebrows and want them to be more natural than eyebrow pencils, this is the best choice.

② Soft-bristle eyebrow brushes are mostly made of animal hair, with large and long brush heads, soft texture, better coloring, and more uniform and natural look. It is a good choice to use it to blend the color of eyebrow makeup.