A great video for me and hopefully others would be a beginners how to apply foundation and skincare . I've learnt through practice but it would be good to see how others do it. Also advice on if you should use a brush or beauty blender or fingers to put it on☺☺
I appreciate your comment so much! For foundations and choosing the right brush, the formulation matters. If it is a thicker, more full-coverage foundation, using a brush is good choice because it'll distribute the foundation evenly and will give you an airbrushed finish. If you want to thin out a foundation, use a dampened Beauty Blender! This will change the foundation formula slightly because of the addition of water, but any sponge will help in quick application. For thin foundation formulas, such as BB creams or serum-y ones like the Charlotte Tilbury Wonder Glow, using your hands is best! If you were to use a sponge, it would soak up the foundation to much, and you might lose coverage if you were to use a brush. Using your hands with other foundations too if nice because the heat of your hands will melt the foundation into your skin. A lot of old-school makeup artists use that technique! 🥰I'll talk more in depth about this in a video, but I hope this was helpful! Thank you for watching ❤
What are your beauty faves?? Looking for more products to try 🥰 Thank you for watching! 💕
A great video for me and hopefully others would be a beginners how to apply foundation and skincare . I've learnt through practice but it would be good to see how others do it. Also advice on if you should use a brush or beauty blender or fingers to put it on☺☺
I appreciate your comment so much! For foundations and choosing the right brush, the formulation matters. If it is a thicker, more full-coverage foundation, using a brush is good choice because it'll distribute the foundation evenly and will give you an airbrushed finish. If you want to thin out a foundation, use a dampened Beauty Blender! This will change the foundation formula slightly because of the addition of water, but any sponge will help in quick application. For thin foundation formulas, such as BB creams or serum-y ones like the Charlotte Tilbury Wonder Glow, using your hands is best! If you were to use a sponge, it would soak up the foundation to much, and you might lose coverage if you were to use a brush. Using your hands with other foundations too if nice because the heat of your hands will melt the foundation into your skin. A lot of old-school makeup artists use that technique! 🥰I'll talk more in depth about this in a video, but I hope this was helpful! Thank you for watching ❤
Thanks Cassandra that's a really helpful reply. I'll keep an eye for your new videos. ☺