What is the difference between the different types of makeup brushes?

        The foundation is the most crucial component of the entire makeup look, so the foundation brush is also the best investment! What distinguishes the various foundation brush types, then? How should they be used?

        There are some powerful tools that can be used in addition to makeup skills to create a delicate makeup look. The foundation must first have an impact on makeup tools. The powder brush is, after all, the most natural makeup component. The details will be better and the foundation brush will move more quickly than other makeup tools. However, the skin is in terrible shape and is too dry to be brushed.

        Since the majority of the foundation is moisture and oil, foundation brushes are typically made of man-made fiber hair. Since makeup brushes can withstand washing and moisture, artificial wool is preferable. Don't use too much to protect sensitive skin because the bristles will be thin and tight, making them a little difficult to touch.

        There are roughly four different categories of basic brushes: flat head, round heads, and oblique heads. Of course, there are also slanted, irregular brush heads, and fine-grained tilted heads.

        Use various basic brush heads, such as foundation liquid, gouache, etc., which are appropriate for thin foundations. The root should be placed on the back of your hand and dipped into your face when using liquid foundation. Apply the face from the inside out. On delicate areas like the nose's's wings, the brush should be installed and used.

        Round head: appropriate for foundation, starch, BB, and other thick foundations combined. Apply it as a small circle to the skin after dipping it into the foundation. To create a natural makeup effect, avoid the t-spot and the cheeks when you're're finished. Simply apply the paint liquid to the center of the face, such as the forehead, nose, etc.