ok so please forgive me I thought A makeup brush was for putting on make up then I realised just how many brushes are out there.
Sowhat is a difference between a blending brush and a makeup brush for example for eye shadows ? What's your favourite blending brushes for your eye shadows? Help!
This maybe a good article for someone or beauty review to do on all the differtsize,shape,uses for he different brushes.
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What's a blending brush
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http://www.beautyreview.co.nz/article/demystifying-make-up-brushes this article is a good starting point, although it doesn't have a 'blending' brush per se.
Depending on what I'm blending, I basically use a bigger, fluffier brush than what I used to apply what needs to be blended.
Depending on what I'm blending, I basically use a bigger, fluffier brush than what I used to apply what needs to be blended.
I have a flat small eyeshadow brush that has a outward-curved head to apply eyeshadow and then the Artiste fluffy eyeshadow brush (here) for blending.
If you're after eyeshadow brushes the Real Techniques Starter Set is a good start. A blending brush is pretty much a fluffier eyeshadow brush for blending out your eyeshadows if you apply more than one color on your lid. I don't really have a set blending brush but any fluffy eyeshadow brush that you haven't used to apply one of the eyeshadow colors to your lid will do.
When I do my eyeshadow I find it easiest to apply my light shades first before the darker shades so I can reuse the brush if it's shaped right for where I want to apply that eyeshadow color. And then I just have one clean fluffier eyeshadow brush set aside for blending those shades out. I hope this was helpful.
When I do my eyeshadow I find it easiest to apply my light shades first before the darker shades so I can reuse the brush if it's shaped right for where I want to apply that eyeshadow color. And then I just have one clean fluffier eyeshadow brush set aside for blending those shades out. I hope this was helpful.
I have an e.l.f. Blending brush that I bought from Kmart a couple of years ago and it's fantastic. It doesn't shed and it blends wonderfully.
I agree with Mac 217. It's super expensive but worth the money. If you're going overseas I'd recommend getting it there. I don't wear eyeshadows often but I find this brush really easy to use and it blends shadows really well. The real techniques one is also good but it's not as fluffy and mine was a bit scratchy (think I got a dud one though).
I slowly acquired the set of brushes from the Body Shop. They're expensive, but they're good - and the best bit is they have their names on them, e.g. eyeshadow blender, so you know what to use for what! The only one I didn't like was their concealer brush - I ended up buying a different brand as it was too small.
i'd second the RT and e.l.f brushes. Although my RT stippling brush fell apart randomly :/
i tend to use shadow blending brushes less often because i prefer bolder lines with my shadow, but if i use it it's to blend on the upper crease or lid. I also have a couple of bigger headed ones that i use for highlighter.
i tend to use shadow blending brushes less often because i prefer bolder lines with my shadow, but if i use it it's to blend on the upper crease or lid. I also have a couple of bigger headed ones that i use for highlighter.
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