#buffing brush

Hi everyone,

In the UK we have a famous drugstore shop called Superdrug which I mention on this blog all the time well luckily for me they have a beauty card loyality system where when you gets points they translate to money that can be saved on your shopping. But one this I love that they offer in particular is their Thursday treats for members, on a weekly basis on a Thursday (obviously) they have certain products that are on large discounts on products and ranges that are given 10-20% off.

So on the last Thursday treat day I noticed there was a Real Techniques Expert Face Brush that originally cost £9.99 that was done to £3.99!!!! I was genuinely surprised since this was such a great bargain so I couldn’t leave it ( I mean that’s what I told myself as I put it in my basket). This brush is so handy for buffing in Foundation especially full coverage foundation products, it really helps stop your makeup from caking and looking more natural without ruining the coverage. A brush this style is I’d say in the middle child of the buffing brush and sculpting brush because it is as thick as buffing brush but not too big that it becomes hard to blend smaller areas of your face.

I’ve been using this brush with various foundations like fenty, urban decay and most drugstore products and when it comes to applying foundation this brush does it effortlessly. So if you’re interested in finding more bargains like these and live in the UK why not try out Superdrug and get their free loyality card.

Lots of love

Hi everyone,

As we all know by now I love to wear full coverage foundations and depending on the brand they can take a little long to blend out so I wanted to show you my three favourite foundation brushes to use. The brushes I’ve picked range from £26 down to £8.00 so there’s something for everyone.

First off we have the highend option which is the Fenty Beauty Foundation Brush 110 (left). This brush cost £26.00 which is probably my most expensive makeup brush in my collection. I bought this brush to use with the foundation as most of the reviews said this product worked best with the brush designed for it which I have to admit is very true. This brush also has a unique shade that really lets you blend all the areas of your face easily especially for me in my under eye area. Now compared to my other options is isn’t as dense so it can take a little longer but it does blend product really well.

Second we have Real Techniques Sculpting Brush (middle brush) which is £9.99, this brush as advertised for contour and sculpting your cheek bones with bronzer and such but i personally use it to blend foundation. I love using this brush because it has a really unique shade which means blending product over your face is made so much easier. I’m a real fan of Real Technique products because their products are so versatile you can use them as so many different stages of your makeup routine. Price point wise I put Real Techniques in the middle because some of their brushes are quiet cheap but depending on the collection the price can also be quiet higher but I tend to use their basic collection more.

Lasting we have the drugstore option which is Revolution Pro 230 Dense Buffing Brush costing £8.00. This is probably my favourite buffing brush to use because it really speeds up my makeup routine especially when I’m using a full coverage foundation. With full coverage products they can dry quiet quickly so for me it’s important to be able to blend quickly. I use this brush daily and even though it’s a cheaper option it washes up like a dream.

Using any of these brushes really gives your makeup that flawless look and just errfotless makes your makeup look so might lighter and stops your makeup from caking. If you’re looking for any of these brushes they are available online worldwide so if you’re looking to try some new brushes I highly highly recommend these.

Lots of love

The soft yet textured buffing brush from SIFF (Southern Institute of Faux Finishing) is the best tool to bring up an even, subtle sheen while helping to finish up your wax topcoat's curing process. It almost looks like horse brush, and is comfortable to hold due to the palm strap.  

*When buffing a wax topcoat, make sure to wait 24-48 hours after your last coat of wax has been applied. Always make sure that you've already wiped excess wax away with a clean, lint-free cloth to ensure that your wax dries properly and does not become sticky due to too much max being left on the surface. For FAQs on applying your wax, please visit our Tips, Tricks, & Techniques.

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