Flat foundation brush

And since quality matters, I only chose makeup brush sets that are well worth your investment — and I can honestly tell you that they're well made and don’t feel cheap either. Thousands of reviewers raved about these makeup brushes too, and some of them even earned praise from professional makeup artists, so you know they're the real deal. Affordable good quality makeup brushes Handcrafted by artisans in Japan, Hakuhodo makes stunning natural-hair brushes that makeup artists obsess over and collect (Stiles has had some of her brushes for 20 years!). The beauty lies in the softness of the bristles, the feel of the handles and the highly-skilled designs that perfectly distribute any type of makeup. This six-piece set is splurge-worthy and includes the brushes you’ll get the most mileage out of (for eyes, lips, cheeks and skin).

This set from a best-selling makeup brush brand includes five of their most popular brushes. The brushes use the SigmaTech and Sigmax fibers that feel super comfortable on your face. A great starter set that includes a blending brush, one for applying highlighter, and another that softens harsh lines. The pencil is great for the liner used on your lash lines, and finally, a blending brush for the eyes. Different brush fibres give different application results While you can apply makeup using your fingers or a sponge, brushes are the best way to achieve that perfect airbrushed look. And with these cheap makeup brushes, you can do it without breaking the bank!

What it is: A multiuse powder brush that is designed with a sleek, palm-size handle and tapered tip for both pinpointed and all-over application. Brush Formulation: Loose PowderBrush Coverage: SheerBristle Type: Synthetic Ingredient Callouts: It is cruelty-free.What Else You Need to Know: The Fluffy Brush is thoughtfully designed to offer pinpointed application. Its tapered tip allows you to tap powder onto targeted areas while the fluffy bristles help to achieve a seamless, finish. The palm-sized shape is ideal for first-time powder users and helps to blend product in with ease. I Am Magic Velvety Matte Foundation Brushes made with real, authentic hair, pick up pigment and distribute it in fewer motions than brushes made with synthetic hair. That’s because the hair follicle of an actual living thing has tiny little porous holes in it. So when you have a bunch of these hairs brought together and you try to pick up a powder or a substance, the tiny porous holes can actually hold onto and cling onto the pigment.

Natural brushes hold powder foundation much better than synthetic ones, which results in a softer, more natural finish—and they’re particularly good for building even, light to medium coverage. You’ll see bristles made from a variety of animal hair types, including squirrel, goat, and mink (Wayne Goss Brush 13, for instance, is made with ultra-soft goat hair, sourced cruelty-free). When using liquid or cream foundations, you can go with natural or synthetic brushes for a smooth application. Brushes are also ideal for contouring along the hairline, jawline, cheeks, and nose. Brow Brush I used the Foundation Brush to blend two AOA foundations together and swept it on my face so evenly and smoothly. No streaks anywhere. This is the first Foundation Brush thats applied foubdation like this on my skin. Well done AOA! Now, if I can get a hold of their Large Face and Setting Powder Brushes, we're golden!