Does the magic foundation brush really work? How to use the magic foundation brush?

I saw someone recommend the Magic Foundation Brush before, saying that it makes makeup adhere to the skin without getting stuck. Is the Magic Foundation Brush really that easy to use? How should I use the Magic Foundation Brush?

The bristles feel very fine and dense. The bristles on the top of the brush are also very soft when applied on the face. Super comfortable! In fact, the more bristles there are, the less likely it is to leave brush marks. Apply makeup in small amounts and multiple times. You don't have to worry about the problem of powder sticking or lines. The experience of using it is really amazing. This is a brush with built-in soft focus. The effect after using it to apply foundation is very obvious. It can improve pores and fit problems to varying degrees! And using it to apply makeup does reduce the amount of foundation I use a lot.

1. Be sure to spread the foundation on your face first. The thinner it is, the larger the coverage area, the better!

2. Next, pick up your brush and make a happy powder brushing sauce! Be gentle! It must be gentle! I was misled by beauty makeup videos before and thought that I should be heavier, but I found that it was just the opposite. You must use cleverness instead of brute force!

3. As for the technique, just do it as you like! The official method is to use circles, but I think it’s fine to use it in any way you want, just be gentle!

There is no need to soak the makeup brush when applying makeup. Makeup brushes are generally used to apply powder. For powder-based cosmetics, there is no need to soak them. Soaking them will affect the effect. When applying powder, they will easily clump together, affecting the makeup effect.

Different makeup brushes are used in different ways. Generally, foundation brushes are directly dipped into liquid foundation, and the foundation is repeatedly and gently applied using the cross method to create a light and transparent base makeup effect. For example, the Moya 55 magic makeup brush I use is easy to push, does not absorb powder or get stuck, and makes the makeup smooth and clean.

Step 1: Prepare the cleansing oil you usually use, use twice as much as when removing makeup, and squeeze it into the container. This can be replaced with shampoo, but remember not to use a 2-in-1 shampoo, and it is best to use a shampoo without silicone. Silicone attached to the bristles will make the bristles too smooth, which will affect the brush's ability to grab powder and is not good for the bristles.

Step 2: Make sure the brush is in full contact with the cleansing oil/shampoo, then sweep it back and forth in the container. You can sweep it up and down, left and right, or you can gently press the bristles with your hands. In this step, we can watch the foundation melt into the cleansing oil.

Step 3: Rinse the brush with water, making sure the bristles are facing downwards. Do not let the water flow to the roots of the bristles, because there is glue there. If the glue falls off when it comes into contact with water, the brush will be scrapped!

Step 4: Prepare a foam cleanser and use your hands or a foaming net to make foam. Then repeat the above two steps. This step is to clean again, mainly to wash off the unemulsified cleansing oil on the brush...

Step 5: Disinfection. You can prepare some alcohol, which is probably the kind you can buy at a drugstore. Pour out the alcohol and put the cleaned brush in it, brush it twice and then take it out. You don't need to rinse it with water at this time.

Step 6: Wrap the brush head with a paper towel and press gently to remove excess water and alcohol. Hang it up to dry. Remember to hang it upside down. Because of the alcohol in the last step, it dries very quickly. If you don't use alcohol, it may take one or two days. Then you can use it again!