Main Makeup Brushes And Uses

                                        

A good collection of makeup brushes are must-have items to achieve a flawless look. 
 
There is an extensive selection of makeup brushes, so it is essential to know their names and specific uses. 
 
If you are looking for the relevant information, let’s go straight into the guide below. 
 
Foundation brush
 
Our makeup routine should be started with an even base of the foundation. 
 
A foundation brush is an essential brush used to apply the base of the makeup, no matter the cream foundation or liquid foundation. Using a good foundation brush ensures our makeup basics stay in place. 


Tulipa Foundation Brush
 
When applying the foundation, start in the middle of our faces, and then use the foundation brush to blend it over the entire face. 
 
Blush brush
 
A blush brush is a medium-sized fluffy brush for the application of blush to get a fresh face. Covering a smaller area than a powder brush, a blush brush is mainly applied to the apples of our cheeks. 


Tulipa Fire Blush Brush
 
When applying blush, it is best, to begin with, a small amount and blends it up into our cheekbones to create a natural look. 
 
Eyeshadow brush
 
An eyeshadow brush is a small brush applied to sweep eye shadow all across our eyelids and upper eye area. 


Tulipa Eyeshadow Brush Set of 2 PCS
 
To make an intricate eyeshadow look, we will need some different types of eyeshadow brushes. For example, a flat, rounded eyeshadow brush is usually used to apply eyeshadow to the top of our eyelids while a small, fluffy one is used to deposit and blend the shadow on our lids. 
 
Powder brush
 
A powder brush is a brush with dense and fluffy bristles, which generally performs a number of beauty jobs. 


Tulipa Powder Brush
 
To keep your makeup stay in place throughout the day, you may opt to set it with a layer of loose powder. 
 
When using a powder brush to apply the loose powder, pick up a fine layer of the loose powder, then evenly disperse it over the face, especially the T-zones and under-eye area.