Lip brush: Lip outline and lipstick application make the lip makeup look more natural.

Eyeshadow Brush: Create the layer effect you want.

Loose powder brush: used for applying powder all over the face and setting the makeup for a uniform and natural finish.

Foundation brush: The bristles are very fine, used for applying foundation liquid.

Loose Powder Brush: This loose powder brush has a super large head, with a fluffy and soft bristle that's absolutely amazing. It's perfect for applying loose powder or setting powder.

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 Any type of powder can be used, and a large brush can easily apply the entire makeup in a few strokes, without the powder looking flaky.

 The brush is quite large, I suggest using it for powder, such as loose powder and powder, because it is quite large, so it is not recommended.

 Use it to apply blush. A must-have for those who love brushes, so good it makes you cry ~

Common materials for makeup brushes

Makeup brushes are divided into two main categories: natural hair and synthetic hair. Generally, natural animal hair is softer and allows for larger turning angles, making it suitable for areas such as cheeks. Synthetic hair is harder to the touch, has a longer lifespan, is easy to clean, and is suitable for smaller areas.

1. Mink hair: It is a high-grade quality in brush hair, with a soft and moderate texture.

2. Horse hair: The texture is harder than mountain wool, often used as an eye shadow brush.

3. Wool from mountain goats: the most common brush hair, soft and durable in texture.

4. Squirrel fur: cheaper than mink, soft in texture.

5. Synthetic fibers: Harder than animal hair, suitable for thick paste makeup.

Nylon: the hardest material, often used for eyelash and brow brushes.

About the popular brush technique for foundation, adding fun to applying foundation.

Using the X-swiping technique to apply foundation is a popular method among people. Pour the foundation onto the back of your hand, and then use a foundation brush to pick up an appropriate amount. With the X-swiping method, lightly brush the foundation repeatedly on the cheeks, forehead, chin, and nose to achieve a uniform foundation effect. However, for the areas around the eyes, nose, and corners of the mouth, you need to use a straight-line technique to lightly open the foundation to avoid being too thick. It's important to note that you should never dip the brush with too much foundation at once, as it will be difficult to evenly apply and cause unevenness.

Combining the Brush and Sponge for Innovative Uses

After using a foundation brush, you can gently press the entire face with a sponge pad to help distribute the foundation more evenly, making the overall makeup look more natural and transparent.

Drawn eyes in the mirror

When drawing eyeliner, place the mirror below the eye level, look down, and then draw the eyeliner. Because the eyelashes block the eyeliner, it is not easy to form once. At this time, you can feel the eyelid root with a pinch and slowly draw the eyeliner.

Common materials for makeup brushes