Sentences with phrase «damp beauty blender»

Once you've applied the product with your brush, use an evenly and lightly damp beauty blender to blend in the product.

Use a clean, damp beauty blender sponge to buff out the excess and evenly distribute product to the rest of your complexion for a natural - looking finish.

Ever since I stopped wearing foundation, this problem has fixed itself, but on the days when I need extra coverage, I dab a slightly damp beauty blender along my jaw line to make sure the transition from face to neck isn't visible and jarring.

I next mix together Glossier Skin Tint in medium and Charlotte Tillbury Light Wonder foundation and apply it with a slightly damp beauty blender.

I love using a damp beauty blender to help blend.

I put some spots on my face and then blend it all in with a damp beauty blender.

I apply a small amount under the eye and again blend with a damp beauty blender.

I have used a damp beauty blender which offers higher coverage.

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.

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

I like to apply the cream shade with my damp beauty blender and then set that with the powder highlight.

I applied the foundation with a damp beauty blender because I don't like the sponge it comes with.

I apply about a dime - sized amount to my damp beauty blender sponge (Pro tip: make SURE you soak your sponge to get the best finish!)

To use: When using liquid foundation, we always opt for a damp beauty blender sponge — just make sure it's clean.

I applied it with a damp beauty blender and wow it's such a beautiful finish.

Love this concealer it gives the perfect highlight and it blends in amazing with a damp beauty blender!!

+ I prefer to use this with a damp beauty blender.

I ended up tossing my small sponge applicator that it came with and instead I just dabbed my damp beauty blender over the cushion then applied to directly over my face which seemed to work great.

The foundation goes on like a dream, most times I apply mine with a damp beauty blender but I've also applied it with my Urban Decay Good Karma Optical Blurring Brush.

I do recommend that you apply the foundation with a damp beauty blender because it will make the foundation go on so much smoother (but you can use any foundation brush or sponge).

Then I put a bit down the sides of my nose and continue to blend with my damp beauty blender.

I apply it to the apples of my cheeks and use a damp beauty blender to blend it in and then I put a highlighter above it and blend that, as well.

My favorite way to wear this concealer is lay down a thin layer, let that dry then add another thin layer blending it out with your damp beauty blender.

Then I applied my favorite Laura Mercier foundation (using a damp beauty blender), and concealed my under eyes with a high coverage concealer from Tarte.

I used a damp beauty blender to apply Benefit Hello Flawless Oxygen Wow foundation then concealed under my eyes, around my nose and on my forehead.

I attempted to blend this out with a damp beauty blender and found that it was not as blendable as I would have hoped.

Here's a pro tip: glide the creamy concealer in a upside down triangle in the under eye area because that is where the light reflects and you can use either a damp beauty blender or your finger tip to blend it out, it works fine both ways.

This setting powder sets my makeup as well as UD's setting spray, and using it with a damp beauty blender makes my concealer creaseless.

Tip: You can also use a damp beauty blender to get that glowing, almost sheer look.

You can apply it with a damp beauty blender or even with your fingertips.It takes care of blemishes and light marks but don't expect it to hide marks.

While this works fine, I still find I get the best results when I use a damp beauty blender.

I got my makeup done — the woman used the Nars radiant creamy concealer over the affected area, buffed it out with a damp beauty blender, and I'm not joking when I say it was basically invisible.

I've used it for years and nothing else compares, it has beautiful coverage which you can build or by applying with a damp beauty blender, apply lightly too.

I use it with a damp beauty blender and I barely even feel like I'm wearing anything!