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Brushes are tools that help achieve a more natural and professional finish. But, to get their full potential, it is essential to know what they are for and how to use them, if you want to achieve polished makeup and make the most of the product.
There are countless sizes, types and shapes of brushes. Using them all is not necessary unless you are a professional makeup artist. If you want to know which are the most useful and important and how, and with what products, each of them is used, keep reading. At Perfume's Club we have made a brief summary to clarify all doubts. Discover which brushes you should have, yes or yes, in your toiletry bag.
We have compiled the most common ones (makeup base, eye shadow, contouring, blush, highlighter...), so you know what they are and how to use them. Important! Using brushes is more hygienic than applying makeup with your hands, as long as you clean them properly.
Liquid makeup brush
Cat tongue brushes are perfect for applying liquid makeup. Its rounded and slightly flat shape allows the product to be distributed evenly and perfectly.
Loose and compact powder brush
It is a thick and dense brush, designed to properly distribute powder makeup throughout the face, avoiding excessive accumulation.
blush brush
Angled brushes have soft, slightly angled bristles that are used to apply blush to the cheeks in a precise and controlled way. The product blends easily and offers a natural and healthy look.
Fan brush for highlighter
This fan-shaped brush is perfect for highlighting the upper area of the cheekbone. It is also used to remove excess eye shadows that may have fallen on the skin.
Eyeshadow brushes
Eye makeup brushes are easily recognized thanks to their size. They are smaller and are used to blend, highlight or shade powder or cream makeup. Depending on the shape of the brush, you can apply product, blend, outline or mix different colors.
Contouring brush
These short brushes with an asymmetrical finish are ideal for the makeup technique that sculpts the face with lights and shadows. Its shape is designed to adapt perfectly to all angles of the face.
Eyebrow brush
Use an angled liner brush to fill in your brows and shape them. This type of brush is perfect for applying products of different textures such as gel or powder. The firm, spiral bristle brush is used to stretch and style eyebrows.
concealer brush
Concealer brush for maximum coverage without refilling. It is a small, rounded brush, specifically for hiding imperfections in the eye area such as dark circles, blemishes, scars, veins, etc.
Beauty Blender Sponge
Although its most common use is to apply the fluid texture makeup base evenly, it can also be used to contour the face and even apply blush and/or cream highlighter.