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Spring dance beauty: 5 makeup brushes every girl needs


 
Going the DIY route for the spring dance? You’ll wanna make sure you’ve got the right tools. Shopping for makeup brushes can be daunting: They veer towards pricey and it’s difficult to know exactly which ones you need. But, know that proper tools can mean the difference between looking gorge and looking overdone. We’ve found five great brushes that’ll help you nail just about any makeup look!
 
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    #1: Powder brush

    The most crucial and important brush you’ll own will be the powder brush. This brush can be used to apply both bronzer and blush; just make sure to wipe it clean in between application. It should be soft, fluffy and rounded at the top. This shape and size help the makeup blend more seamlessly.
     

    Brush tip: Before applying any kind of powder, tap the brush gently on the side of the container to remove excess and to give a more even finish.

     

    Bamboo Powder Brush , $8, ecotools.com

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    #2: Foundation and concealer brush
    Applying liquid foundation and concealer with a brush gives a much more flawless look. Using a brush allows the liquid makeup to blend more easily into the skin, giving a more even tone. These brushes often are thinner and have longer bristles than a blush brush, as well as a defined round point.

    Brush tip: Apply a light coat at first. You can always go back and add more later!
     
    Bamboo Foundation Brush, $6, ecotools.com
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    #3: Eyeliner brush

    For any kind of gel or cream liner, an angled eyeliner brush is key. This method gives a very crisp and clean look. It also allows you to try more bold techniques such as cat eye, or the ‘60s style double lid. An eyeliner brush should be small with short bristles cut at an angle.
     
    Brush tip: Wet the brush and dip it into your fave shadow to create a smudgy line for a rocker-chic look.
     
    Sephora Collection Classic Angled Liner/Eyeliner Brush, $14, sephora.com
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    #4: Eyeshadow brush

    With any eyeshadow, blending is extremely important. The proper brush can allow you to achieve tons of different looks. A good shadow brush should almost resemble a fluffier, smaller version of a foundation brush, with a slightly rounded head.
     

    Brush tip: It’s a good idea to have at least two of these; one to apply the shadow and one to blend the shades together on the lid—especially when creating a smoky eye.

     

    bareMinerals Tapered Shadow Brush, $14, sephora.com
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    #5: Eyebrow brush

    This tool may seem like the most trivial of them all, but it really is an important component to a cosmetic kit. An eyebrow brush allows you to keep those brows in line in between waxing or plucking. It is the finishing touch to any makeup routine. Most brushes have a comb side and a bristle side.
     

    Brush tip: The comb side can also be super helpful in removing mascara clumps from your lashes.

     

    Sonia Kashuk Core Tools Eyebrow Comb/Brush, $3, target.com
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I don't have any of those, I just freehand everything to my eyeliner, eyeshadow, foundation, blush, and face powder. It's really easy once you get the hang of it.

by Susmita24 on 4/5/2013 1:31:51 PM

 
 



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Do you know of any good drug store moisturizers for sensitive skin I can buy?

 

Hey allison184, try Burt's Bees moisturizer. Xoxo Smile 


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by allison184 on 3/26/2013 7:42:14 PM

 
 

mod mod mod thank you so much i did not know that you guys would do that awesome thanks oh and i have one of there kabuki brushes so yeah thanks again Smile

by 2cute03 on 3/22/2013 4:03:14 PM

 
 



mod mod mod OK so i wanted to know what everybody's favorite target e.l.f. make up brushes are oh and can i have more then one person comment like maybe 2-4 thanks Smileand they can be any kind of e.l.f. brushes or even products and please no links i would a personal favorite thank you Smile

 

hey girl! We've got 6 girls at the intern table today, so I just asked around and have compiled everyone's answers. Hope that works!

-endless eyes pro mini eye shadow compact

-kabuki face brush 

-stipple brush

-small angled brush

-fan brush

-makeup misting spray

 xoxo 


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by 2cute03 on 3/22/2013 2:55:33 PM

 
 

Hey ladies, it would be so cool if you could check out my club, Style Spy. It's all about fashion, makeup, hair, and style (duhh). We currently have two officer positions available, all you have to do is apply and it could totally be you! Thanks! <3

by ACaseOfMistakenIdentity on 3/21/2013 11:04:04 PM

 
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