Foundation brush

Foundation brushes, for even application and blending of make-up

Foundation is the basis of every beautiful look. It is therefore important that foundation is applied evenly and not smudged. Applying foundation can be done in different ways. Foundation can be applied with a blending sponge or with the fingertips. However, the most popular way is to apply foundation with a foundation brush. It is important for this to have the right foundation brush in your collection. Foundation brushes are made to apply foundation evenly, but a foundation brush is also very suitable for blending foundation make-up.

Which foundation brushes are there?

Make-up Studio offers a large collection of foundation brushes. All these foundation brushes are suitable for applying foundation, but all have a slightly different property. The most standard foundation brush has long hair that is cut round. These foundation brushes are multi-functional. The synthetic fibers absorb the product well and provide a flawless finish! The brushes are very suitable for applying your foundation, but also for blending contours and applying highlights with liquid products. The polish foundation brush, the name says it all, is ideal for applying the foundation tight, even and natural as if it were polished. This foundation brush often consists of 2 different types of nylon bristles that are circular. A powder foundation is applied with a powder brush.

Maintaining and cleaning your foundation brushes

A foundation brush needs maintenance to ensure quality for as long as possible. The foundation brush should be cleaned regularly with appropriate brush cleaning shampoo and lukewarm water. If you want a quick cleaning, it is best to use a brush cleaner. This drop or dab on a tissue. Then you move the brush in a circular motion over the tissue, until it stops dispensing. After cleaning with water, we recommend that the foundation brushes should be dried upside down (with the hair down) or otherwise lying flat. This prevents the moisture from damaging the adhesive layers of the hair.