Sentences with phrase «much use brushes»

I pretty much use brushes every day for getting ready to work or outing.

Not exact matches

When it comes to deciding which method to use, it will usually depend on the quality of your shaving brush, how much time you're willing to spend and the specific shaving soap being used.

Of course, the quality of your razor, shaving soap and shaving brush are obviously much more important than the quality of your shaving bowl or mug, but that doesn't mean that some products aren't much better and easier to use than others.

He said he had not given much thought to brush care and he did not know that the brush loft was not supposed to sink in after use.

Excellent information Mr. Lincke I have recently started with a shaving routine that involves using a badger bristle brush and shaving soap as well as using pre and post shaving oils, granted prep time takes a little longer but the end results are so much finer than when I simply shaved using foams and gels.

Plus, although they may look a bit pricey at first glance, most of the products on our list of the best shaving cream for men will last much longer than those canned creams, as it only takes a small amount to build a good lather (especially if you use a shaving brush, which we highly recommend).

Brush with a final, thin layer of egg wash, taking care not to use too much.

Brush each slice with olive oil lightly, trying not to use too much, place on an baking tray and grill, under a medium heat, turning from time to time until completely soft.

To shape, use a bench scraper to move your dough to the non-floured section of your work space (if there is too much flour present, it will be difficult to shape - brush away any excess).

I recommend using a basting brush and smothering it with butter when you cook (I always add extra butter to anything I make where I know it will keep the crum) but if you get too much it overpowers the whatever you're making.

And after using it almost every single day for like 6 months or more, it's kinda difficult to switch to a new brush and container that is pretty much the opposite in design.

He was interested enough to have grown specimens of loosestrife in his garden, and to have spent much of the summers of 1862 and 1863 snipping stamens, «castrating» the plants to use his unsettling terminology, and meticulously hand - fertilizing them with camel - hair brushes.

My kids have also loved using Earthpaste, but with 5 of them and as much as they brush / eat it, it was getting expensive.

Remember you can do these moves in your house, in your hotel, on a beach, at your office (use discretion haha), on the sidewalk, in an alley, on the roof, in a parking lot, in a park, at a concert, when you don't have a gym, when you don't have much space, before you brush your teeth, on a bathroom break of a road trip, while you're camping, on a bridge.....

I was very much excited by this approach as I have been using probiotics sprinkled directly on the tongue after brushing teeth but before bed whenever anyone in our home has a runny nose to prevent sinus infections with great success for several years.

I like to use this brush to evenly distribute conditioner from the mid-shaft to the ends of my hair, and because I'm tangle - prone, it's good for me to use as much precaution to protect my hair from knots and breakage.

Its roots, trunks, and husks are used for construction materials, paper pulp, brushes, and much more.

And those native peoples weren't even brushing their teeth, much less using toothpaste.

Im a huge fan of lemon, I add everything w / Lemon well except a bowl of cereal (imagine that) but my main concern the harshness of Lemon on your teeth my question is consuming t0o much can hurt your tooth enamel, so what I suggest brushing after Lemon use w / enamel protection toothpaste or better yet use of a straw.

I've used this brush consistently for 3 weeks already, and liked it so much I bought another one.

This is the first cruelty free brush of this type I have used, so I can't vouch for that part BUT I can say that this works much better than the hair type kabuki brushes I owned in the past.

I have never used a sigma brush before, but my favorite brush is probably the elf face brush because i use it for pretty much everything!

It works well for me because I can decide how much to use — so if my skin is having a good day, I can thin it out with moisturizer or even a little water on my foundation brush or sponge.

I use much less product then I did before buying this soft brush.

I love this brush so much and use it literally every night.

Once you start using the Blender, I guarantee that you'll love it so much that you'll never go back to using a foundation brush again.

It's a high quality brush and the brush hairs do not fall out of it as much as other bronzer brushes I've used in the past.

First, brush your eyebrows down and if they stick up too much use a brow wax or even hairspray to lay them down.

I used face brushes that were much denser and more focused than my usual, and oh, man, did they intensify the look!

After debating for awhile I finally cracked and used this brush and the results are so much better than the pointed brush as it gives an even air brushed look mainly because the brush is larger in size and it buffs the product perfectly into the skin to give a gorgeous application that looks ever so natural!

His brushes are addicting I do nt even use my Mac brushes as much since I bought Mr. Wayne Goss.

DO N'T USE A BATTERY - OPERATED CLEANSING BRUSH EVERY NIGHT / / I love a good Clarisonic exfoliating cleansing brush as much as the next girl, but you should absolutely not be using one on a daily bBRUSH EVERY NIGHT / / I love a good Clarisonic exfoliating cleansing brush as much as the next girl, but you should absolutely not be using one on a daily bbrush as much as the next girl, but you should absolutely not be using one on a daily basis.

Then I probably would have to say the brush was free if I divided how much have used it by the cost.

It makes the ordeal seem so much easier because you just squirt on the shampoo that's been formulated for this exact purpose (unlike the regular soap I used to apply to clean my brushes) and every last bit of makeup comes off in an easy washing session.

Much like it sounds, dry brushing is the act of using a natural - bristle brush — or even a dry loofah, if your skin is sensitive — to gently brush off the dry surface skin in circular movements.

Makeup Class tip: You can use clean fingers but a professional brush or a dampened sponge will give a much better and smooth appearance.

The eyeliner has a brush tip, much like the KVD, and is very easy to use.

I found that they applied much better when you gently pat them onto your lid using a dampened brush.

The process is much like that employed for detangling natural hair, although you'll need to use a round brush rather than a paddle brush or wide - toothed comb.

Maybe you're using your facial cleansing brush twice a day (that's too much!)

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).

I used an assortment of eye shadows from my Morphe Brushes 35B Palette that I adore oh so much.

The only downfall to the product is the little brush it comes with but that wasn't much of a problem for me as I knew before purchasing that I wasn't going to use this brush.

And since it's a stick it's so much easier to use than a brush.

So on the hunt I went.Although I don't use liquid foundation much, (I prefer foundation powders, i.e. Bare Minerals) I find this brush extremely helpful.

Gently squeeze out as much moisture from the brush head as you can before using clean fingertips to mould the brush head to its original shape.

And I won't use brushes for my concealer anymore because the BB works so much better.

Because I don't really like using makeup brushes all that much (which I think has to do with the fact that some of my favorite makeup artists use their fingers to apply makeup), the first thing I noticed was how fingertip - friendly this blush is.

Their brushes are animal - free and I don't have to use as much product due to the special patented brush fibres.

Using a larger concealer brush (like this one from bareMinerals) allows you to cover a much larger area, creating a much more even base).