Of all my brushes, the FO series has my favorite handle design - comfortable to hold and the satin finish is exquisite.
Works wonderfully for setting with powder as well as buffing at the end on my oily skin. Picks up product well and application is smooth and seamless. While I do agree that fox hair is a heartier hair than squirrel, I still believe it is delicate enough to warrant only using it with powders. I do not use it for any creams or liquids. I would note that I've only used this for powder formulas. If you are on the fence about this brush, just get it. However, it would also work wonderfully as a finishing brush as well. I use it for setting my foundation mostly.
I have washed it at least once now, and it has bloomed beautifully. I use this powder brush every single day. We've put together a collection of powder brushes for finishing and setting that are most reviewed by our customers. You can use one or the other, or both together – in which case, the finishing powder will go on last. Finishing powder is that last swoop of magic to create an airbrushed finish, minimizing pores and evening out the skin's texture for a smooth, glowing look. Setting powder helps your makeup to last longer in place. Blend well, use warm tones, and focus on enhancing your features rather than going for heavy coverage or intense colors.Setting and finishing are two important parts of a makeup routine. Remember, the key to achieving a sun-kissed makeup look is to keep it natural and subtle. Choose a lip product with a glossy or satin finish to add a touch of luminosity to your lips.
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Finish with a luminous lip Opt for a lip color that complements your skin tone, such as a warm nude or a peachy shade. This will give your complexion a healthy, flushed look. Apply the blush on the apples of your cheeks and blend it upward toward the temples. Add a pop of color Choose a warm-toned blush in peach, coral, or bronze shades. Use a spoolie brush to comb through your brows and blend the product for a more natural look. Create small, hair-like strokes to mimic the natural appearance of eyebrows. Define your brows Use a brow pencil or powder that matches your hair color to fill in and shape your eyebrows. Finish with a coat of mascara to define your lashes and open up your eyes. Apply the eyeshadow on your eyelids, focusing on the crease and outer corner to add depth and dimension. Enhance your eyes Opt for warm, earthy eyeshadow shades like golden browns, copper, or bronze. Use a small brush or your fingertips to gently blend the highlighter for a seamless finish.
Apply the highlighter on the high points of your face, such as the cheekbones, bridge of the nose, Cupid's bow, and the inner corners of the eyes. Highlight the high points Use a champagne or golden highlighter to add a sunlit glow to your complexion. Avoid applying too much product to prevent an unnatural look. Blend it well to create a subtle warmth and dimension. Use a large, fluffy brush to apply the bronzer to the areas where the sun naturally hits your face, such as the forehead, temples, cheeks, and jawline. Add a touch of bronzer Take a matte or slightly shimmery bronzer that is one to two shades darker than your skin tone. Apply the foundation evenly on your face using a brush, sponge, or your fingertips. Opt for a formula that provides a natural, dewy finish. Choose a lightweight foundation or tinted moisturizer that matches your skin tone.
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