Sentences with phrase «small application brush»

Not exact matches

This compact powder is loose that comes in a small tub packaging with a brush for application.

The application here was super easy for a glitter like this; the large glitters were easy to find and brush on, never getting lost in the smaller glitters.

The stippling brushes, both large and small, are perfect for foundation application, while the powder and blush brush work great for bronzers or blushes.

Application is fairly simple, I apply with fingers by gently dabbing on the apples of my cheeks, a makeup sponge or use a small brush and gently sweep over the cheek area.

This is a small, round diffuser brush with soft, tapered natural bristles for easy application of highlighter formulas.

Begin your application from the inner corner of the eye, lightly brushing color in small strokes.

Instead, use a small, pointy brush to apply a lightweight concealer to your under - eye area (as well as any other discolorations or blemishes) after your foundation application, then blend.

The small round brush can be used for eye shadow blending and crease color application.

I also like that the application goes on smooth and that it also has a small brow brush to go along with it which is pretty helpful!

Its purpose is almost the same as that of a big brush, but the area of application of product is much smaller, hence the brush is suitable for a more detailed creation of your makeup.

We'd recommend using a small makeup brush for this eyeshadow application.

In case you need to camouflage a tiny spot / blemish or thread veins, a small firm bristled brush is ideal for that, as it allows you to be very accurate in application.

Comes in a small tube, TSA appropriate and the application is super easy — finger, brush, whatever... you introduce me to the best stuff!

What I used: CO Bigelow Rose Salve (to moisturize before application) Sephora red nano lip pencil E.L.F. lip brush MAC Russian Red lipstick E.L.F. small concealer brush concealer

This 286 brush is a small angled brush with very densely packed bristles for smoother application.

I do understand the reasoning behind the smaller brush - more precise application.

Instead, invest in a small, flat, angled brush for your liquid liner application.

The smaller circles appear brushed, but some of the larger ones have a texture that is more typical of application by roller.

The paintings are woven from small obsessive brush - marks, reminiscent of the caked edges of a painter's pallet; where colours build - up by random application layer upon layer.