Which one should I use for blush?
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Either the contour brush on an angle or the buffing brush on an angle. I have found myself using the multi-tasker brush from the travel essentials set too (which I have also brought). They wash and use very well. Highly recommend :)
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The Wild Plum would probably have been what you're interested in if you're looking to use it just as a blush. It would be too much if you planned to do the entire face as I do with the original. I never knew they made a rose shade and I don't know if it's made any longer. Remember, a little DOES go a long way. It has to be applied with a light hand. The original is definitely in the orange family so don't but that one.
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For blending a cream blush, maybe. For powder blush, def not. I would suggest you use a different blush for applying bronzer/blush though, even if you're using a cream blush. This one is short-haired and dense, appropriate for liquid foundation application. Hope this helps!
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There is a combination of synthetic and natural hair bristles so you'll be able to use many of the face brushes (except the angle blush brush) with cream and liquid products, while most of the eye brushes and angled blush brush are good for powder products because they're made of natural hair. You have to check the detailed description of what kind of hair each brush is made of to know which one to use with which kind of product, but that's the general idea.
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None is listed on the Naturtint website. I use an Avon product for touching up the at temples to extend the the time between colorings. Naturtint is gentle. But, I don't want to.color any more often than necessary.
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From what I understand I'd go with the super mud for pores and blackheads. That's what it's primarily supposed to do. I haven't tried the other one though so I can't say for certain. Good luck!
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Go with the colors closest to your skin tone...get several color...some a little lighter And some a little darker and mix them until you find the perfect match...just remember how many drops of each color you use when mixing so when you find the perfect match you will be able to mix the color perfect each time....good luck...air brushing is wonderful!
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My esthetician told me that the mia doesn't have the highest speed that the Aria has - so if you prefer a lighter touch on your skin when you exfoliate, you probably wouldn't use the high speed setting on the aria and you might as well get the mia. Presonally I prefer a "deeper" scrub when I exfoliate, so I use the high speed setting on my aria all the time and the mia wouldn't work for me. Mia has cute colors and I think it's a bit smaller than the aria which is nice for traveling - but without that high speed I wouldn't use it as much as I use the Aria, which is daily! I love it, my skin feels so nice and soft after I use it!! My esthetician told me that the mia doesn't have the highest speed that the Aria has - so if you prefer a lighter touch on your skin when you exfoliate, you probably wouldn't use the high speed setting on the aria and you might as well get the mia. Presonally I prefer a "deeper" scrub when I exfoliate, so I use the high speed setting on my aria all the time and the mia wouldn't work for me. Mia has cute colors and I think it's a bit smaller than the aria which is nice for traveling - but without that high speed I wouldn't use it as much as I use the Aria, which is daily! I love... » Read More My esthetician told me that the mia doesn't have the highest speed that the Aria has - so if you prefer a lighter touch on your skin when you exfoliate, you probably wouldn't use the high speed setting on the aria and you might as well get the mia. Presonally I prefer a "deeper" scrub when I exfoliate, so I use the high speed setting on my aria all the time and the mia wouldn't work for me. Mia has cute colors and I think it's a bit smaller than the aria which is nice for traveling - but without that high speed I wouldn't use it as much as I use the Aria, which is daily! I love it, my skin feels so nice and soft after I use it!! « Show Less
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this is good for medium to full coverage foundation. I gave 2 links for blush brush :)http://realtechniques.com/look-blog/your-perfect-finish-sam-s-real-techniques-blush-brushreal Techniques Blush Brush
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One application lasts 3 weeks to 1 month but I am a blond with fine facial hair which makes it possible to wait a little longer between treatments. PS wash your face with a wet wash cloth and remove your makeup before applying as the chemicals in the hair removal system may cause a chemical reaction and cause irritation particularly sparkle blush
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I bought the BM starter kit and really only use the MV. I continue to wear my regular foundation that I have worn for years and still use the MV. I always used CornSilk pressed powder for shine control, but besides the fact that they dont make it anymore, I find that using the MV over my foundation is great! I go all day without blotting!
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IMHO :) the travel essential has one for handling the eyes quickly (the violet one), a flat one for liquid foundation and concealer, and a fluffy big one for anything powder. If you don't use concealer, then your foundation brush will be used with one product alone. Then the big fluffy one would be used for powder and blush. So I guess it would just take a bit of paying attention to not still have blush on it the second time you use it, otherwise the powdering may render something weird :). Basically with 3 brushes you can cover your whole face (the eyes one may be a bit too big for precision stuff, but you can work it just fine ). The 4 brush set allows you to have separate brushes for foundation, concealer, blush and powder. And not use the same one for two products. I guess you can choose based on - how often you clean them (I'd say clean them more often if you mix two products on one) - how much product you use (i just buff a bit of powder and often use the blush one in the Core collection for blush afterwards since I only put a bit on...then I give it a good wipe on a dry cotton or something, I wash it once a week) - if you care having the tiny concealer one You'd have 3 brushes not 4, with a bit fluffy one for powders, or you could have 4 brushes for liquid and powders and a wider range of use (the detailer one is quite small and stiff for the eyes so the choice is up to you) I'm going to stop here now :) whichever the choice may be, the fluffiness is the best payoff :) If I had 0 brushes, I'd pick the travel essentials to cover all areas better I guess.
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The Ben Nye banana one would be best for you! I'm actually brown skin and I use this color! Bit it highlights beautifully on lighter skin, just remember to first use a lighter concealer maybe one or to Shades then set it with the powder.
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No, it doesn't. It has a basic foundation brush. There is a softer brush that resembles a stippling brush, but I use that for blush and it works fine. It's not dense enough for foundation.
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Hi Anne, you want to match your skin tone, no matter the color and then add some bronzer (light in your case so it looks natural) to the tops of cheekbones, down the nose and possibly a light touch under the jawbone, down the neck and on to your your dcollet area. Then add blush to your cheekbones. I like this product because it doesn't settle in to fine lines and wrinkles. You want to match your skin tone. Going darker or lighter just looks like too much makeup and that definitely ages us!
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If you are white girl . Yes ! get ivory . That is the coler I use most . I'm a makeup artist on fashion photo shoot .
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I could answer this only depending on your skin tone. If you are a medium to dark tone use those colors for highlights and contours. Also. Be mindful of the amount used I would suggest dabbing lightly as excess use would create too much of an overdone look