Using a stippling brush is my favorite way to apply my liquid foundation. It gives an airbrush and flawless finish that looks amazing and natural. I usually do this application for special occasion or whenever I have extra time in my hands when I beautify myself. It takes a little bit of time, but it's so worth it.
I used my Sigma 187 Stippling brush. It's awesome and inexpensive!You can check out Crown brushes, Sonia Kashuk and Coastal Scents for other affordable stippling brushes.
Stippling brush is used for STIPPLING which means to dot. In painting, its a method used to make small fine dots or small spots. It's the same idea in makeup when you used a stippling brush to create fine dots on the face for a flawless finish. Just make sure you always use a clean stippling brush for a better result.
I did a swatch on my arm to show you it looks.
Keep on stippling until the fine spot disappears
Stop when you get the desired coverage and done!
Here are some photos I took right after I did my foundation to show you the finish look. Besides concealer and foundation, I'm only wearing eyeliner on my upper lash line, a light sweep of blush on the cheeks and a nude pink lipstick. They are not enhanced or photoshopped in any way. Heck, I don't even know how to use that.
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I tried stippling but of course it was a fail. na late ako sa trabajo kasi feel na feel ko ang pag stipple. haha!
ReplyDeleteyou always look pretty with or without makeup on. i really adore your beauty pramis. have a nice weekend becky.
I have yet to buy myself a stippling brush. And stopped using my liquid foundation because I felt like I got too much coverage and it looked too cakey. Maybe I should buy myself a stippling brush and it'd come out better
ReplyDeleteI hate my stippling brush from coastal scents; it's the one with the pink handle. I love it but I would love it more if I don't have to take so much time trying to get the damn hair off my face from the brush. Sigma brushes are inexpensive? O_O
ReplyDeleteHEYYYY BECKY!!!! THANKS FOR WELCOMING ME BACK LOL!!! I MISSED YOU! Awesome video, you are so beautiful!!!! I love my stippling brushes!
ReplyDeleteGreat video, I wanna try this technique! But i dont own a stippling brush... I wanna get one...
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff!
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yeahhhhhhhhh this is so good, thx for sharing ;)
ReplyDeletethx for the video xoxo
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thanks for the video! your skin looks great! I need a stippling brush!!
ReplyDeletei love this airbrushed look! it makes your skin look FLAWLESS! the sigma 187 has been on my "honey-i-want" list for a while... it looks so simple to achieve :) thanks for the tutorial!!
ReplyDeletexoxo, Vanessa
Wow! The result is really nice. Your skin looks flawless! =]
ReplyDeleteI love stippling brushes!!!!!!!! =)
ReplyDeletegreat video on how to use the brush Becky! Your skin looks flawless here, as always though. I love the finish, but I do agree it takes a lil more time. Have you tried the stippling brush from Crown Brush. It's the Luna Series, which are all black handles, even the ferrule. It's a great alternative and it's about 8 bucks!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous talaga! I just bought the ELF flat-top powder brush, I think I might try this technique with that. Before this I used the MAC 130 which is a small brush to stipple and buff, but I still had to use a sponge...hmm, sana this works with the ELF brush!
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ReplyDeletebring the best Euro chic designers to the Boston market. In the last two years, we have worked with over 25 international
and national designers, major sponsors, buyers and press and 30 photographers from Boston and New York giving extensive
opportunity for emerging designers to shine. Spots are limited and we book months in advance. At the show, you will receive
all models, hair, makeup, video clips, photos, buyers contact and networking opportunity at one of the biggest and
prestigious shows in Boston. Over 600 fashion forward individuals come to our show and our designers are promoted to over
200k people via online and offline marketing.
For more info about our past show, please visit: http://www.theEmergingTrends.com or our promo video from last year:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AezCJlFCo8.
About Us:
The SYNERGY Events (www.theSYNERGYevents.com) uses very unique online and offline marketing strategies to produce themed
events in both Boston and New York City, which have been covered by Boston Globe, Fashion Boston, Boston Common, Improper
Bostonian, Boston Magazine & many other online and print publications. These special events present known, and soon to be
talents with a great opportunity to introduce their exceptional work, while networking and enjoying other talents from
around the world.
Contact Us:
Please send all contact details with your portfolio to:
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Using a stippling brush is effective indeed! Your face looks air-brushed! So pretty! Unfortunately, I have yet to find my HG liquid foundie. My current liquid foundie makes my face super oily. Argh!
ReplyDeleteLots of love,
Does a stippling brush work with powder, blush, bronzer, or cream makeup?
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