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Okay, I usually use my fingers, because they are clean when I put my make-up on. I know some people say this is a no-no because of the oils. I have also used a sponge, but some people say this is a no-no because the sponge holds oil and dirt.

 

I got my make-up done yesterday at the Laura Mercier counter at Saks and the artist used a brush. It took longer to put it on, but the results were awesome!!!

 

Does anyone else use a brush? Sponge? Fingers?

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i use a foundation brush. it makes things easier to blend it naturally and it never looks like i get a ring around my face like when i use my fingers or a sponge.

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If its liquid I use the clinique brush its great just like painting you face lol

 

But I've developed an allergy to that so I now use bare escentuals when I use makeup! and I use a kabuki brush mostly cause it takes seconds and i'm lazy and crap at it lol

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I use a Body Shop brush. The results are amazing and the wear is longer. When I do a party I show ladies on a mirror the difference between a brush, finger, and sponge. Get a mirror and foundation, place foundation on your wrist, and then make three lines down the mirror using your finger, the sponge, and brush. The brush will be a consistent, even application. Fingers just push the makeup to the side and the sponge starts strong but runs out by the end of the stroke. The differences are clear and I always end up selling numerous brushes. You don't have to spend alot, just make sure to get a foundation brush which is flat and full. The kabukis can be great but the application is not as precise.

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you girls need to try bare essentials! It works wonderful, but is only a poweder! no lines around the face!! =)
I tried BE and I hated it...I know I am the oddball. Made my face SUPER oily.

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If its liquid I use the clinique brush its great just like painting you face lol

But I've developed an allergy to that so I now use bare escentuals when I use makeup! and I use a kabuki brush mostly cause it takes seconds and i'm lazy and crap at it lol
kabuki?

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I use a foundation brush also from Prescriptives. I love it!
Does it take a long time to apply, Lisa?

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I use a Body Shop brush. The results are amazing and the wear is longer. When I do a party I show ladies on a mirror the difference between a brush, finger, and sponge. Get a mirror and foundation, place foundation on your wrist, and then make three lines down the mirror using your finger, the sponge, and brush. The brush will be a consistent, even application. Fingers just push the makeup to the side and the sponge starts strong but runs out by the end of the stroke. The differences are clear and I always end up selling numerous brushes. You don't have to spend alot, just make sure to get a foundation brush which is flat and full. The kabukis can be great but the application is not as precise.
Thanks for this info. I am glad I bought my brush!
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It doesn't take me long at all. I just put like 8 dots around my face of foundation, and use the brush to rub it all in. I can tell a huge difference compared to a sponge. Plus you can run warm water through the brush like once a week in the a.m., to clean it, and it dries quick. If you do that to a sponge, the sponge expands...KWIM.

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