What is foundation brush and how to use it?

What is Foundation Brush and how to use it?

What is Cosmetic Foundation Brush
Cosmetic Foundation Brush is used to brush the base of the face, usually foundation or CC/BB cream. Cosmetic Foundation Brush can make your makeup look flawless with very little effort on your part. There are also different types of Foundation Brushes for each foundation formula: for example, foundation brushes have a wide, fluffy brush head, while liquid brushes usually have a thick, narrow brush head. Cosmetic Foundation Brushes are designed to be beveled and the thick bristles perfectly embrace the contours of your face, so you don't have to worry about spending hours trying to blend everything together.

How to use Foundation Makeup Brush
There are two different ways to apply liquid foundation or cream foundation. For the first method, simply dab foundation with your fingers on your forehead, cheeks, chin, and the bridge of your nose. Then, blend the product with a foundation brush and apply it in circular motions for a seamless look.
The second method involves dipping the bristles directly into the Foundation Makeup Brush and then applying the product to the forehead, cheeks, chin and nose, blending as you go. Alternate the sweep (which applies the product all over the face) with the circular form for precise application and blending. Remember, less is more - start with a small amount of foundation and you can always add more if you need to.

STEP 1:
Apply liquid Foundation Makeup Brush to the back of your hand and dip the NYX Professional Makeup Can't Stop Won't Stop Plastic Foundation Brush into the product.
STEP 2:
Buff foundation onto your face in circular motions starting at the center of your face, working outward.
STEP 3:
With cream foundation, continue to dip the Plastic Foundation Brush into the cream and apply in the same circular buffing motion. The center of the face is usually where most of the redness is, so starting there is ideal.
STEP 4:
Continue the circular buffing motion to the spots where you want the most foundation coverage.
STEP 5:
Once you get to your hairline and jawline, you should have very little product left on your brush. Always be sure to blend the product along your jawline to avoid the makeup-mask look.