Can any of these be used to blend concealer under they eyes? Or can you point me to a decent dupe of the Sigma P86?
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I don't think any of these would be good for that but it looks like brush second from the left in this set might do the trick? real Techniques Core Collection Set
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Hi. I would definately say no. The pointed foundation brush is great for liquid foundation and concealer under the eyes. The buffing brush is also great for cream to powder foundation, blush, bronzer. The core collection brush set $18 has the brushes. With these brushes, one brush can have multiple uses. And they work flawlessly.
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Hi! I actually ordered a different brush set for my concealer and foundation that I don't see listed on Amazon anymore! But it's basically a tapered kabuki synthetic brush that you're looking for. The set I bought was from RC Cosmetics and it works just as well as the Sigma P86 and I got the kabuki set for $25!The second brush from the left in the picture could work for applying concealer, but if you're looking for a synthetic kabuki brush like the P86, then that's not it. In my opinion, the synthetic kabuki tapered brush applies and blends concealer better than a small brush like the one pictured. Hope this helps! Hi! I actually ordered a different brush set for my concealer and foundation that I don't see listed on Amazon anymore! But it's basically a tapered kabuki synthetic brush that you're looking for. The set I bought was from RC Cosmetics and it works just as well as the Sigma P86 and I got the kabuki set for $25!The second brush from the left in the picture could work for applying concealer, but if you're looking for a synthetic kabuki brush like the P86, then that's not it. In my opinion, the synthetic kabuki tapered brush applies and blends concealer better than a small brush like the one... » Read More Hi! I actually ordered a different brush set for my concealer and foundation that I don't see listed on Amazon anymore! But it's basically a tapered kabuki synthetic brush that you're looking for. The set I bought was from RC Cosmetics and it works just as well as the Sigma P86 and I got the kabuki set for $25!The second brush from the left in the picture could work for applying concealer, but if you're looking for a synthetic kabuki brush like the P86, then that's not it. In my opinion, the synthetic kabuki tapered brush applies and blends concealer better than a small brush like the one pictured. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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They are quite similar. The colour pay off is great. The shades are wonderful for all skin tines and are such a nice, soft buttery texture for a powder. You'd need a primer if you have oily lids. I use MAC fix plus to help keep the shadows darker. I have used it for a whole day and it stayed on perfectly.
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Yes, you can use under your makeup. This is not a concealer but a great moisturizer. If your concealer is liquid, you can mix it with a little of the Eye Whip and then use as your moisturizer/concealer. All in one. Hope this helps.
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I use SHISEIDO The Makeup Facial Cotton. It costs about $10, but you can use half a pad for each use (otherwise it's too thick), so it lasts for a while
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It covers well, but if they're really dark either use more product, or what I use before hand is the maybelline dark circle eraser (Age Rewind). I use that to prep my eyes then add this concealer when my dark circles appear darker than they usually are.
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Well as you may see based on the pic of the concealer palette there is a variety of colors that help either you can use a orange based concealer which there is in the palette or a lighter pigmented concealer than your actual skin tone both help (: btw in the pic you don't see how pigmented they are but they are very workable for the under eye area
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Hello :), these brushes are great for the price and are comparable but I would not say a dupe. I only had shredding with the pointed tip brush. The other three are great and they blend foundation really well. Give them a try and also try to get them directly from amazon or a US seller, because in doing so you will receive them faster. If you have anymore questions I will gladly answer.
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Well I suggest you try both medium could work or light could work for you but getting medium would probably be best especially for dark circles but you could also mix them and get the perfect shade too!!!!!! Hope this helps good luck
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There is a blending brush for eye shadows and smudging. There are four powder brushes that go on really well and blend well with blushes and bronzers. There is an angled brush to blend powders onto your jaw & neck area
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This concealer lasts all day for me. For acne, I use the teal color to correct the redness and then use a skin tone over that and it works great. For under eye circles, I used the orangest color to correct the blueness and then a skin tone over that.
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Yessss. I love using this to contour my nose and cheek bones It blends in so nicely. I wouldnt use it to cover up blemishes or dark circles though, itll just crease
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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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Just went to test a bit and see. It did blur them but it probably won't cover them completely if they're dark. I've been using the BB cream with Maybelline's Fit Me concealer, though, and the only thing I haven't been able to completely cover up with that combination is a scab on my chin. And that's mostly just because of the texture.
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I use high beam as a highlighter on my face , to give it a healthy glow. I have had no problem with it caking in lines and I'm very satisfied with the results however I have not used it for dark circles under my eyes. I'm sorry I can't be of more help. I actually bought it as a highlighter instead of a concealer . I don't know how it would work as a concealer .
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Hannah, these work great for any make up (except liner, unless you want to smudge it) you want to apply to the eye. I also use them to remove mistakes. I order several boxes at a time. BTW my maiden name was Harris!! I just took a look at the other reviews and they don't seem cheap at all or scratchy. They are very substantial, don't fall apart, and the tees don't break under pressure. Hope they work out for you...Marsha
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Hi Lindsey, I only use this as a concealer. I use a small concealer brush to scoop a tiny bit of product out ( this product is very concentrated) dab gently on to my dark circles with the brush. Wait a minute for it to dry a little, maybe 30-60 seconds. Then I use my beauty blender lightly dab around and smooth it out. I would also apply a thin layer of Ben nyn banana powder on top to set (with a large blending brush or beauty blender if I'm lazy) . This would usually last me at least 11 hours. Hope this helps =)
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Yes! I would recommend this shade! I had the same problem & skintone and I am lucky that I choose SX5! Any colour-adaptations can then easily be made with your powder