Beginner's Guide to Makeup Brushes

BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO MAKEUP BRUSHES The Essentials Powder Brush For oily or combination skinned girls who prefer to set their foundation, BB cream, Or tinted moisturizer with a powder, this brush is a must. Foundation Brush Simply use this all over your face with any liquid product. Sponges tend to harbour bacteria more easily, so this brush is a good alternative. Eye shadow Brush Eyeshadow brushes have square heads used to evenly apply both powder and cream shadows to eyelids. Concealer Brush Being smaller than foundation brushes makes them better suited for covering blemishes or for applying liquid concealers in hard to reach places like the corners of the eyes. Angled Eyeliner Brush This brush is perfect for creating a winged liner look, an extreme cat eye, or simply blending some shadow or gel liner into your lash line. Cleaning Your Brushes Regularly cleaning makeup brushes extends their useful life. Some makeup lines sell liquid brush cleaning solutions, but baby shampoo and water also work well. Antibacterial wipes provide a quick way to clean brush heads. After cleaning your brushes, reshape the brush heods with your fingers and line them up on the edge of a shelf or sink to dry SHAMPOO The Australasian College HAIR BEAUTY MAKE-UP IPL BRO AD WAY Sources: http://beauty.about.com/od/makeupbrushes/a/makeuptoolshtm http://beautyblogger.comou/brushology-the-beginners-guide-to-makeup-brushes/ http://www.premierlife.co/fashion/beauty-box-101-a-beginners-guide-to-makeup-brushes/