Stippling Brush By Keshima - Premium Quality Duo Fibre Stipple Brush, Face Brush

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Traditionally, stippling brushes featured a combination of both natural (black layer) and synthetic fibers (white layer). How to use it: Apply product with swiping or soft, circular motions—especially on delicate undereye skin. If you have problem areas that you need to cover up, such as dark circles or blemishes, stippling brushes are ideal. Its angled shape ensures the brush hugs the curves of your face for controlled and precise foundation application, including around the eyes and nose.

What it does: For cream contouring, helps place and blend product precisely—for example, when defining your nose. Identical to its full-size sibling, but with a smaller handle, this rose-gold buffing brush beautifully builds a custom coverage without caking or creasing your foundation. Use the wrong foundation brush – or worse, your fingers *shudder* – and you run the risk of a patchy finish that won’t last past lunchtime.

Using a stippling brush bounce it off the surface repeatedly making sure that brush is brought away cleanly and turning the brush slightly between each bounce, this should avoid any obvious lines. Pros may experiment with dozens of makeup brushes before finding their favorite to create a flawless complexion or contoured cheek or arched brow. Also, be sure to sanitize your makeup brushes weekly or bi-weekly, depending on how often you use them. Unlike traditional foundation brushes that have a single layer of bristles, stippling brushes have two. But with liquid and cream foundations, you may find that you get better results by first applying the product directly to your skin and then blending it with the stippling brush.

The fluffier and less dense the bristles of the makeup brush you use, the more likely your coverage will be sheer to medium. To view the purposes they believe they have legitimate interest for, or to object to this data processing use the vendor list link below. Not only will it rid your tools of the nasties that cause acne, blackheads and skin irritations to appear, but it’ll help keep your foundation brush in tip-top condition, too. The small size of the stippling brush makes it perfect for targeting specific areas on the face, like the under-eye area or around the nose.

Load the brush: Dip the stippling brush into your chosen product, whether it’s foundation, blush, or highlighter.