Real Techniques Stippling Brush
Nicola applying foundation with Real Techniques Stippling Brush (Image Credit)
The head is much shorter than the MAC 187 Brush and smaller overall in comparison to the Sigma F80 Brush (which I lost.. boo!!!) and the Coastal Scents Bionic Flat Top Buffer Brush. The size is probably the most comparable to the Sonia Kashuk Synthetic Flat Blusher Brush (I like this brush better).
The synthetic taklon bristles are super soft, and it's dense enough to stipple your foundation, but it's not super dense for those that like a somewhat dense (dense enough to provide good coverage), yet pliable brush. I think Sam did a fabulous job designing this brush as it's just perfect for applying foundation. The shorter bristles and smaller size make it perfect for covering small areas of the face.
You don't only have to use this brush for foundation - it's also useful for cream and powder blush, as well as bronzer. Because it is fairly small, you can apply color precisely to the apples of your cheeks.
You don't only have to use this brush for foundation - it's also useful for cream and powder blush, as well as bronzer. Because it is fairly small, you can apply color precisely to the apples of your cheeks.
This brush retails for around $9.99 at ULTA and it's worth every penny! (that's only my opinion, of course.)
For more information about Real Techniques Brushes, visit http://realtechniques.com.
What's your favorite brush for applying foundation?
For more information about Real Techniques Brushes, visit http://realtechniques.com.
What's your favorite brush for applying foundation?