Stippling Brush By Keshima - Premium Quality Duo Fibre Stipple Brush, Face Brush

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The brush gives a soft, streak-free finish that’s ideal for layering medium-to-full coverage foundation; it’s easy to build a little more foundation over areas of redness or hyperpigmentation that may need more coverage, and it also effortlessly blends your favourite foundation over concealer or colour corrector. So, if you apply too much product, no matter how much you buff it’ll look like you’re wearing a full face of foundation. Regardless of your preferred coverage level, the key to a perfect foundation application is picking a shade that matches the real you.

Swipe the foundation across the areas you want to chisel, like the forehead and cheeks, and then use a small stippling brush to blend it onto your skin until you get a natural finish. The smaller size of this stippling brush means it's perfect for reaching tighter, more precise areas (think: around your eyes and nose). Better still, our Stippling Brush is designed from cruelty-free synthetic fibers that won’t absorb product — meaning that you won’t waste your money. This type of brush is not only great for applying foundation, you can also use it to contour, apply blush and bronzer.Dotting your skin means you’re applying makeup in small dots so close together they create a nicely blended, flawless finish. You need a foundation brush that doesn’t take up too much space in your handbag, and which will quickly tidy up your makeup without disturbing your careful contouring work. Often the last step of your makeup routine, sweeping on powder can help absorb excess moisture and oil on the complexion for a matte that lasts. A word of advice: we like to pay close attention to the jawline because no one wants a horrid tidemark. The dense, synthetic bristles are ideal for packing on pigment and creating a flawless, airbrushed finish.

The synthetic brush fibres are 100% vegan and – like all HAUS LABS products – certified as being cruelty-free. Yes, the product you choose will help determine the coverage you’ll get—but the makeup brush will, too.The stipple brush has two different types of bristles – one side is made of natural fibers and the other side is made of synthetic fibers. Synthetic bristles tend to gravitate together, enabling you to master a smooth and streak-free appearance. If you’re not a fan of full coverage foundation, you can still use a stippling brush to your advantage. So, once the warmer weather rolls around, you’ll want a versatile tool that will enhance and not mask your sun-kissed skin.