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On the paper labels you will find a personal message from our founder Zoe and her sister Barbara – as true brush lovers, they have selected only the finest pieces for our sets. Delve into the backstory of our new brushes and learn valuable tips on how to use them. We hope you enjoy unpacking your ZOEVA brush set and trying out these new favorites! WEAR THE LOVE. Artist makeup brush Free Shipping With Purchases Of TT$199.00 And Over Dismiss

Sponge makeup brush

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The answer is no. The everyday makeup wearer will prefer to choose one application method but most professional makeup artists use a combination of the two. And to be honest, I do as well. I always use a beauty sponge to blend out my concealer. However, I change between using a brush and sponge for my foundation, depending on how much coverage I need for the day. If I want a light, natural coverage then I will opt for a makeup sponge. If I need high coverage for long wear, I prefer to blend out my foundation with a brush. Director of Education Blog A good blush brush has the same fluffy design as a powder brush, but it is smaller to fit on the cheeks. Some blush brushes have a slight angle to them for a more accurate blush application. If you are using a powder blush, you should start the application from the apples of the cheeks and gently sweep the brush out towards your temples, concentrating most of the product on the apples. If you’re using a cream blush, you should go for a stippling motion for the most natural effect. When applying blush, it’s always best to start with a minute amount and keep building and blending, as this will help create the most natural look.

Different makeup brushes