I believe that many makeup novices do not choose brushes and only use their hands to apply makeup completely. This can easily make the makeup look uneven, and the makeup effect is less likely to stay on and last. Therefore, it is very important to use the appropriate makeup brushes and the correct makeup application technique! Here I will share how to tell the difference between makeup brushes, makeup brushes that are generally suitable for novices and their correct usage. Friends who want to create exquisite makeup, quickly write down notes to learn how to choose the right brushes before you consider buying a set of makeup brushes.
Bristles type: When choosing a makeup brush, you can press the bristles with your hands. The bristles should be soft and smooth to the touch, and have a firm and full structure. Then hold the brush with your hands and gently comb it down. If the bristles do not fall off, it means the firmness is good. Place the bristles in a semicircle on your arm and observe whether the bristles look neat. Bristles options generally include:
Fiber wool: The price is more affordable and friendly to sensitive skin. It doesn’t smell like animal hair, but it is harder to grip and the paste and liquid are more general.
Wool: It blends well and catches powder well, the coloring is even, and the touch is particularly soft and comfortable.
Squirrel hair: It blends well and feels comfortable to the touch. The soft brush applies softer coloring. It is suitable for brushes for heavy-color powder products.
Loose powder brush: A large round head loose powder brush can be used to set makeup on the whole face. Generally, use the loose powder brush to stick to the side of the loose powder and press it at a 45-degree angle on the entire face, and then swipe the entire face to make the makeup lighter and more natural. The general order is from top to bottom. Work from the inside out so that the powder can be applied evenly.
Blush brush: The round-headed blush brush is very suitable for powder blush. Gently swipe it on the cheeks to instantly enhance the complexion. This brush is very necessary for simple daily makeup.
Contour/Contour Brush: The oblique round brush head is designed to fit the contours of the face. When used, swipe it lightly on the areas that need to be modified. The makeup will not look dirty when applied, and the overall facial features will be more three-dimensional. .
Remaining powder/highlight brush: The most important thing about a light brush is to capture the powder evenly, and this one is exactly fan-shaped, which can capture the powder evenly, and the force is different. You can choose the place where you need highlight, and swipe it on the cheekbones and bridge of the nose. , chin and other places, it can create a moist and plump face.
Silkworm eye shadow brush: The tapered brush head design is suitable for modifying eye shadow details or brightening the tear trough of Silkworm, making this eye makeup look more refined.
Eye detail brush: The curved brush head design is suitable for partial deepening and modification of the end of the eye. Apply dark eye shadow to the end of the eye to deepen the depth of the double eyelids.
Eyeliner brush: A thin, flat brush used to draw eyeliner or detail the eyelashes.
Eyebrow brush: The angled brush head can draw neat lines along the eyebrow shape and draw distinct eyebrows.
Lip brush: Used to apply lipstick to outline the lip shape, which can highlight the contour of the lips.
Makeup brushes have a wide range of applicability, and usually a set of makeup brushes can cover a variety of makeup needs. From foundation brushes to concealer brushes to powder brushes and eye detail brushes, it can basically meet all your daily makeup needs. Especially suitable for novices, a complete set of brushes can help you quickly master makeup skills while avoiding the trouble of repeated purchases.
