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I love stippling brushes.
The concept behind a stippling brush is to get an airbrush foundation application, every time, without the use of an airbrush compressor or airbrush makeup.
This basically makes the "airbrush look" available to even people like me in which cosmetics may not necessarily come in my fortnightly budget.

I have 3 of these types of brushes. By far I deem them as a very good investment.

There are in all honesty two different way to use the brush.
Honestly, it's up to you what is best for this type of brush, and technically you can use a brush for anything you damn well like.
I have even done competitions where you are only allowed to use one brush for a whole face! Seriously, but it did teach me that one brush can be used for multiple ways!
But here is my example from YouTube on how to get the best from your stippling/stipple/duo-fiber/skunk brush :)


Powder Brushes xx

BH Cosmetics



For me personally, a Powder Brush is an everyday essential.
So it is a necessity for me to have a good one that gives me a flawless finish.
Since I know that most people's pockets don't stretch far enough to have a napoleon perdis brush set, I chose to show up some cheaper alternatives that work just as great:)

Pictured above on the left is the Furless Cosmetics Powder Brush, which is a synthetic brush, valued at $7.95 AUD on the Furless Cosmetic's Website
and on the right is another cheapie from the BH Cosmetics Webpage for $10.95 :) x

A powder brush has many of uses! It can be used to apply Pressed powder to the face (which sets foundation) Finishing powder (which sets all make-up and helps to keep away the oil from your pores) and it can even be used to apply Bronzer for a nice, soft, sun kissed glow.

And I thought I'd add this is to, because it shows you some awesome bronzers :) But if you want a better outcome with bronzing, I would suggest you to get a Stippling Powder Brush :) Like the one Kandee is using  in her video :)