Taklon Makeup Brushes

taklon makeup brushes Video Review

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Powder Brushes: The finishing touch for many makeup artists is a final dusting with a large, full powder brush made of natural hairs. You can also use a brush with a combination of natural and synthetic bristles, but check for a firm, even feel that doesn’t irritate the sensitive skin, especially the areas around the eyes and under the nose. Although foundation brushes are not absolutely necessary, a coating of powder will even out any unevenness in the skin that wasn’t fixed by foundation or concealer. Powder also stays on skin best in the winter months and can create a look that is too “done” during the summer, so keep in mind that in mind if you are thinking about purchasing a powder brush.

Blush Brushes: To avoid war paint streaks, pick a large, full blush brush with natural hairs. A tapered brush will work best because it deposits the most makeup in the center of the cheek where most flush would occur naturally. A smaller brush will force you to draw the line across your cheekbone, while a larger brush allows you to just dot the blush onto the apple of your cheeks, where it will look most natural. Remember blush is an instant shot of vibrancy (The late and great Estee Lauder once said that every woman could use another dab of it), so make sure your makeup bag is stocked with a good blush brush.