Make-Up Brushes review: Real Techniques Core Collection
Make-Up Brushes: Real Techniques Core Collection – on the Bandwagon
Real Techniques Core Collection: Pointed Foundation Brush
Core Collection Pointed Foundation Brush |
This is very small and fine for a foundation brush – almost a concealer brush, really! It’s a bit of an effort to use this for a full face (though it does deliver results), but to perfect your applied base, it’s fantastic! If you have any blemishes or areas that need blending, the foundation brush allows for precision application without being too thick.
Real Techniques Core Collection: Detailer Brush
Core Collection Detailer Brush |
So if the foundation brush is small, the concealer/detailer brush is obviously even tinier! Again, this is a great precision product for either cream or liquid concealer. I use it to highlight my Cupid’s bow with a lighter concealer, and to target smaller blemishes. For under the delicate eye area, though, I prefer a larger, sparser brush that is softer on the skin.
Real Techniques Core Collection: Contour Brush
Core Collection Contour Brush |
This brush is absolutely fantastic for perfectly-applied contouring on a night out! It has a rounded, almost pointed tip and is fairly dense. This leads to quite a heavy application, so it’s important to use just a little product at a time and build it up. For daytime I use a lighter blush brush so that I don’t make any mistakes when I’m rushing around 20 minutes behind schedule, but the Core Collection model is my go-to brush for the evening.
Real Techniques Core Collection: Buffing Brush
Core Collection Buffing Brush |