Beauty

[deja vu]

"Blushes and Highlighters"...would really like to get info from you all that have already tried some brushes, and found your favorite.

Thx so much !!   dejavu

[luv2playgolf]

The ELF  small stipple brush is my favorite  for cream blushes and highlighters and it's so affordable.

[JustJazzmom]

Lancôme #6 cheek brush

[DCAnnie2004]

I agree with the ELF Small Stipple Brush recommendation!

[ccassaday]

That elf one gets lots of great reviews. And it's cheap.

[Abrowneyegirl]

For contour - Sonia Kashuk at Target

[Katcat1]

I purchased a few years ago by Real Techniques 3 different brushes in a set that were under $20.  They are very soft, wash well and don't lose hairs. I bought the set at ULTA. 

[Kabella]

My prefered method for appling cream blush or cream highlighter are my fingers and pat it on my cheeks and the same with highlighter. I have used brushes and I find the best for application is a small stipple brush. They sell singles of Elf and Real Techniques which work well and the price is so reasonable I would suggest to buy 2...one for blush and the other for highlighter. If you have applied to much then use either a beauty blender or a those cosmetic sponge wedges... just wet and squeeze them and pat them on your cheeks etc. to remove some blush.

[deja vu]

Thanks for your brush info....I'd heard that one of Real Techniques is good for the RMS, LIving Luminizer, from Youtubers... that seems to be the only one that I'm having a real issue with.

It wants to move my foundation off my cheekbones when I use my fingers. So thought I'd try a brush for that one product at least...

I started using RMS cream products, and Tata Harpers highlighter and bronzer. All the rest apply well with fingers except the LL.

I'll give some of these a try since they are so inexpensive...I was going to order a set of RT's from Amaz.. last night, but kept reading that they were fakes ?  So I will pick up RT or Elf, at Ulta or Target.

Thx again 

[HappyDaze]

@deja vu  I am surprised the LL doesn't apply well with fingers for you! I've been using that luminzer for years (the only luminizer I actually really love and repurchase) and the only way it goes on really well for me is using my fingertips. I tried brushes but it didn't work out so well. It is fingers all the way for me! Hope you find something that works well for you though.