(#9) Crease Blending Brush
Are you a fan of dramatic eye makeup? Then you're familiar with adding dark shadow to your crease. But did you know that there's a makeup brush made just for crease blending? Snap up the Japonesque Crease Blending Brush to take your eye makeup game to the next level. Just swirl it into the crease of your eye in circular motions for expert blending.
(#3) Kabuki Brush
A wide, flat Kabuki brush is ideal for blending powder formulas. Use it to apply bronzer in a "3" shape - from the center of your forehead to the hollows of your cheeks, and under the jawline. Or, grab your Kabuki brush to blend out and tone down heavy-handed setting powder or blush. E.l.f.'s Kabuki Brush is less than $5, making it a no-brainer.
(#1) Foundation Brush
To use a flat foundation brush, apply foundation to the center of your face (add a drop at the middle of your forehead, down the bridge of your nose, and on your chin), then use the brush to blend the product outward towards your hairline. The final look will be smooth and seamless! If you're in the market for a new foundation brush, check out the Sigma Beauty F60 Foundation Brush.
(#10) Smudge Brush
A smudge brush is a necessity for anyone who loves a good smokey eye - and that's pretty much everyone, right? Here's how to use it: line your eyes with your favorite kohl liner, then use a smudge brush, like Sigma Beauty's version, to artfully smudge the eyeliner around the rims of your eyes for the ultimate sultry look.
(#6) Angled Blush Brush
If you prefer a pressed or loose powder blush, then you definitely need an angled blush brush in your collection. The angled bristles pick up powder and deposit them precisely - but softly - on the apples of the cheeks for a natural-looking flush. Sephora's Angled Blush Brush is a great option.
(#5) Fan Brush
When it comes to applying highlighter, there's no brush like a fan brush. The light bristles and thin design help to deposit the perfect amount of subtle shimmer to the cheekbones and down the bridge of the nose. Bonus: You can use a clean fan brush to fan away shadow fallout, too. EcoTools Deluxe Fan Brush does it all.
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The family of makeup brushes is huge and systematic, and each makeup brush is tailor-made for different parts of the makeup. The large and soft brush can easily apply the color thinly and evenly, while the slender and compact brush can apply the makeup powder just right. The makeup brush is one of the most important tools in beauty tools. However, the wrong way to use them may be the reason that makes your makeup look bad.
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