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Tuesday, 4 February 2014
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"This is the best, yet worst thing I've come across. As it's so true it frightens me, imaging beleiveing someone was once this whole person who was sweet and kind, then one day they wake up and everything has changed."
Friday, 24 January 2014
Stippling brush | Real Techniques
So the other week I was asking people on their views on make up brushes, and I decided to give the real techniques stippling brush a go as I heard some mixed reviews, but I really like their blusher/powder brush.
So with the real technique stippling brush I think it works really well and everything, I have heard it falls out after you wash it as I've only used it twice I haven't washed it yet but hopefully it doesn't fall apart as that will be depression. I think it gives a clear evenly blended soft look across your face. I think the most annoying thing is that it obviously takes time to stipple across your face and one or two hairs stick to your face and it gets really annoying to get them off.
Personally so far I really like this brush as it gives a really good finish and makes me feel so much more confident with my skin as it looks really smooth and an even look. If anyone is thinking of buying the brush I would recommend you to! I can't guarantee about the brush falling to bits after washing as I have tried this yet.
Real techniques stippling brush - £11.99
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There's my make up just before my show (I used the stippling brush) Sorry that it's not high quality as I didn't bring my camera to the show.
So with the real technique stippling brush I think it works really well and everything, I have heard it falls out after you wash it as I've only used it twice I haven't washed it yet but hopefully it doesn't fall apart as that will be depression. I think it gives a clear evenly blended soft look across your face. I think the most annoying thing is that it obviously takes time to stipple across your face and one or two hairs stick to your face and it gets really annoying to get them off.
Personally so far I really like this brush as it gives a really good finish and makes me feel so much more confident with my skin as it looks really smooth and an even look. If anyone is thinking of buying the brush I would recommend you to! I can't guarantee about the brush falling to bits after washing as I have tried this yet.
Real techniques stippling brush - £11.99
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There's my make up just before my show (I used the stippling brush) Sorry that it's not high quality as I didn't bring my camera to the show.
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