Royal Foundation Brush

Years ago when I wore liquid foundation I applied it with my fingers and blended it in that way, after I wanted to ditch liquid foundation and I was on the look out for a new product and I came across mineral makeup. After a while using mineral makeup I have gone back to liquid foundations, this time however I am not using my fingers to apply it with. For a while now I have heard how all the top makeup artists use foundation brushes to create a flawless look that looks airbrushed. Everyone on YouTube is using them, makeup stores are using them. Foundation brushes have took off big time and I thought it was time to go on the bandwagon. I didn't want ...  Read the complete review

When looking on amazon I came across this which costs £4.99 so I decided why not give it a try. I have always struggled to find a brush where you can get even coverage, doesn't damage (brissles doesn't come off) and for a fair price. I often paid £20 for a brush and found that they weren't good quality, so to be honest I wasn't expecting much for £4.99. It's a very simple design with just a thin black handle which is very easy to use, and with very soft brissles which are great when applying. The brissles give a great effect and they also wash really easy which means that you don't even have to go out and buy another after a month. This ...  Read the complete review