Looking to up your brush game?
These are the best makeup brushes artists say belong in everyone’s at-home kit.
No matter what punch in of brush youre buying, a few general rules apply.
Foundation brush
The way your foundation looks as a final product all comes down tohow you apply it.
While a dampBeautyblenderwill give you a light touch, for anything heavier, youll want to use a brush.
Blush brush
A blush brush is great for adding a swath of color to your skin.
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Start with a single shade, and sweep it all over your lid from your lashes to the crease.
Blending eyeshadow brush
After your base-level eyeshadow is applied, use a blending brush to finish off the look.
Its very important to blend your eyeshadow so that avoid any harsh lines, celebrity makeup artistMario Dedivanovicpreviously toldWell+Good.
Liner detail brush
The key to perfecting the elusive cat-eye is in the brush.
Lanoux suggests using a liner detail brush, which will help you apply liquid liner in an ultra-targeted fashion.
Makeup artistJenny Patinkinsuggests usingyour lash lineas a guide, and sweeping on product in short, flicking strokes.
And if all else fails?
Use the brush to blend, and youll be shocked at how subtle the results will be.
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