Choosing makeup brushes can be super overwhelming, whether you’re a pro makeup artist, a makeup enthusiast. But how do you know which type of makeup brushes is suitable for you? How often do you have to clean them? Below are the answers to those common makeup brush questions. And if you guys has any problems about makeup, comment below and we will tell you.
Natural brushes are made of animal hair, such as sable, squirrel, or goat. They are apt for blending products seamlessly and creating a smooth, even, non-blotchy finish, and they are the best choice for powder-based products. Synthetic brushes have man-made hairs of nylon, polyester or other materials. They don't readily absorb oils or powdery pigments and are best for cream and liquid products, or any application that requires precision.
Using brushes that help you in the blending process are best when wanting to fix any kind of makeup mistake, and help your product last longer too. Brushes are always better to use than fingers when applying foundation and concealer, as they are able to evenly spread the makeup on the face. Eyeshadow brushes have angles and cuts that help target specific areas and create special eye makeup looks. So all of these qualities enable brushes to be the best blending tools at your disposal.
Here we have a photo showing the function of each brush. This is not a complete list. This is to help you recognize the most popular brushes that you will see in the makeup brush aisle and you can be able to pick up the ones you need and skip the ones you don’t.
The truth is, most of us can get by with just 2-3 brushes. Even as a professional makeup artist. The makeup brushes are mainly divided into these types, like foundation brush, concealer brush, detail brush, eye brushes and contour brush etc. Therefore, choose the right set of brush for yourself is the best.
Professor suggests makeup brushes be clean every 7 to 10 days, even if you used them just for once. Because whether you’re using your makeup brushes once a month or once a day, brushes saturated with liquid makeup create an environment that allows bacteria to grow.
Wanna know more about cleaning makeup brushes? Maybe this can help you.