I have only used my stipple brush on powder products. Nothing liquid. I will try it and see how it works out. I have a GREAT Bobby Brown brush, that looks similar to what Enkore was using, I think I will try both and see what I like better.I have a stipple brush too but never used it. I bought it when I bought foundation (MUFE) which I don't use much. Do you also use a stipple brush with your tinted moisturizer? - I haven't bothered to but maybe I should.
Me too - I only used it with a light powder (Mineral Veil). I know that the objective of using the stipple brush is to get a more even application of foundation, at least that is what they told me when I bought it. But I think that I would end up using more foundation than I normally would. I usually just apply it "as needed" and skip parts of my face that don't need it, or just apply very little. I'm really not after a solid mask look - but that's just me.I have only used my stipple brush on powder products. Nothing liquid.
Do you have Trader Joe's? When I was home at Christmastime, some friends loaded me up with Panda licorice that they found there. I ate too much before beginning the long ride back to TO (10 hrs) - which is why I know it works well to move things along.I know I LOVE Target. They carry lots of goodies. I will have a look. Thank you-![]()
Too darn bad they don't have panda!!! That will require a drive.
I don't understand the appeal of blotchy foundation - irregular dots of makeup on the skin. Won't people think that you forgot to blend it in? I guess I don't understand the concept of "airbrushed." I better stick with the TM for now, I suppose.Let me clarify, if I can. The idea of the stipple brush for applying liquid foundation is to achieve a "pixelated" look. So that the natural skin can show thru tiny dots of fdtn and look more natural/airbrushed.
Yes, I do have a Trader Joes, which is closer than Whole Foods-Do you have Trader Joe's? When I was home at Christmastime, some friends loaded me up with Panda licorice that they found there. I ate too much before beginning the long ride back to TO (10 hrs) - which is why I know it works well to move things along.
I hope that you can find the Panda - the stock at Joe's may vary from coast to coast. In fact, I have not seen it here at my own local Whole Foods, which is why I am so happy to find it at the bulk store. I don't know why it is not more popular up here. Salt free, lo-cal, all natural - what's not to love about it. The only downside is it can stain the teeth - so brush right afterwards.Yes, I do have a Trader Joes, which is closer than Whole Foods-I have to go back to the Dr tomorrow, so I will do all my shopping while I am out.![]()
Haha! No no mireckca! You aren't watching Koren's video!I don't understand the appeal of blotchy foundation - irregular dots of makeup on the skin. Won't people think that you forgot to blend it in? I guess I don't understand the concept of "airbrushed." I better stick with the TM for now, I suppose.
Have you ever tried Double Zout? The Dutch Market's Salty Licorice and Candy My husband is Dutch this is all his family eats. They order all their Dutch products from a guy who comes by the house every other week. I only get a few items from him, compared to my in laws, whom I think stock their entire ******* from this guy!! This stuff is really salty. And I mean REALLY. Sorry if this offends some of you, but most Dutch people are not health conscience, well my husbands family isn't anyways. It is all about cookies, coffee, cheese and bread for them-I hope that you can find the Panda - the stock at Joe's may vary from coast to coast. In fact, I have not seen it here at my own local Whole Foods, which is why I am so happy to find it at the bulk store. I don't know why it is not more popular up here. Salt free, lo-cal, all natural - what's not to love about it. The only downside is it can stain the teeth - so brush right afterwards.
LOL I hate it too!!! Way too salty for my likings. Yes it is really hard to find. I get mine from the dutch guy-who comes by-Oh mireckca hates that DZ! But I LOVE it!! Anything salty! It's so hard to find here in the hinterlands too.