Sentences with phrase «beauty blender if»

To blend it into my skin I use my fingers, as that works best for me, but you can use a brush or beauty blender if available.

I apply all my foundation with a wet beauty blender if I would like lighter coverage and a dry beauty blender if I would like more of a full coverage look.

This is a full - coverage concealer (which I need for my under eyes), but you can easily sheer it out with a beauty blender if needed.

Not exact matches

I've also done two coats of this (with the beauty blender) and it builds ok if you wait like 5 - 10 minutes between coats.

I apply my concealer, then I either take my damp beauty blender and dip it in the translucent powder and pat it on the under eye area to «Bake» for a few minutes before brushing off, or if I'm in a hurry I'll take a small brush dipped in the powder and lightly dab it on in a stippling motion under the eyes.

If you know how to properly clean and sterilize your original beautyblender, then you will be able to use it on multiple clients, unlike the beauty blender dupes which do not have the same material and suck up too much product and build bacteria faster and probably can never be truly clean, nor do I recommend them for use on multiple clients.

I did find it a little better if I used a damp beauty blender, and enjoyed wearing it applied this way.

If you're using a beauty blender, you can use its wider part to apply the strobe cream to larger areas like the apples of your cheek, and then use the smaller edge to highlight small areas like the bridge of the nose.

My only issue was if you had oily skin it did tend to slide off the skin and best applied by beauty blender or it wouldnt blend well on powdered skin.

The applicator isn't my favorite, I tend to not like putting an applicator directly on my skin and back into a bottle, even if it's clean skin — so what I do is use the applicator on my (clean) brush or (clean) beauty blender directly, and then put it on my skin.

«You can add drops to the formula if you need more hydration, and for lighter coverage you can apply using a beauty blender.»

I'll also use the beauty blender to apply cream blush if that's what I'm wearing that day and will use it for both a cream and powder highlighter.

I'm so hyped that this actually worked I forgot my beauty blender was yellow lol but just put soap and water in a cup with your beauty blender & put it in the microwave for 1 minute & if it's not as clean as you want it put it for another minute -LRB-: pic.twitter.com/iS1r 5vSHPC

You have to clean the beauty blender yourself first then if you wish, microwave it in water to kill the germs.

If you think that I'm going to risk my beauty blender melting to see if it actually gets cleaning in the microwave you are absolutely rigIf you think that I'm going to risk my beauty blender melting to see if it actually gets cleaning in the microwave you are absolutely rigif it actually gets cleaning in the microwave you are absolutely right

If you want enormous amounts of coverage, use it dry as it absorbs less product but if you, like me, only seek for mild coverage, a wet beauty blender is the way to gIf you want enormous amounts of coverage, use it dry as it absorbs less product but if you, like me, only seek for mild coverage, a wet beauty blender is the way to gif you, like me, only seek for mild coverage, a wet beauty blender is the way to go.

12: Beauty Blender: If you are looking to apply your makeup and have it feel even lighter, then using a beauty blender to apply your foundation will make it a bit sheer without sacrificing the covBeauty Blender: If you are looking to apply your makeup and have it feel even lighter, then using a beauty blender to apply your foundation will make it a bit sheer without sacrificing the covbeauty blender to apply your foundation will make it a bit sheer without sacrificing the coverage.

If I had to pick one tool to keep, just one, I would pick a beauty blender.

But, if you still aren't convinced enough to spend $ 20 on a sponge, the best alternative to the beauty blender is the Real Techniques Miracle Complexion Sponge.

I mean, if we're being honest, there isn't anything quite like the beauty blender haha.

I even tried to blend it out more with a beauty blender to see if that did anything... No.

If I had to pick some favorite posts I would easily say all of my Blogology - 101posts, My drugstore makeup dupes post, my beauty blender cleaning video [proud that I created my first video!]

If applied with a beauty blender, they look gorgeous, but they can look cakey if applied with a brusIf applied with a beauty blender, they look gorgeous, but they can look cakey if applied with a brusif applied with a brush.

The only place I really wear foundation and concealer is under and around my eyes and you can probably tell from the photo above that I use the crap out of this blender sphere and if this one is anything to go buy, I think I might have to have splurge on the Beauty Blender kit because, yep, thirty bucks would be a total splurge in my books.

Go for a beauty blender or a makeup sponge to help blend it into your hairline and over your nose, particularly if you're using a high coverage foundation.