Buffing Brush

I bought mine at the Priceline at Castle Towers in Castle Hill and I use it to blend out liquid and stick foundations and it works really well, it's also really soft and so far no hairs have gone loose which is very good.

My first foundation buffing brush, any foundation matt , liquid , satin..

My foundation looks like skin. No foundation lines from brush . Great !!

I never use any product on this brush, I always apply my makeup and then use circular buffing motions which creates a flawless airbrushed finish. Seriously, my makeup looks so seamless people constantly ask what products I use.. But I tell them it's look is all in this brush!

This is my first brush from Nude by Nature and it's so lovely that I went out and purchased the rest of the face brushes (currently waiting for the mail man). I've had the traditional foundation brush and the stippling one from Real Techniques while living in the UK. I have also tried the Furless foundation buffing brush, which felt like it tugged on my skin and was far too small for my face (and I have a small/med face). I'm a huge fan of the powder/fluffy couture brushes from Furless, but not their kabuki style, while they are super soft, they are far too dense. This on the other hand is just perfect, it's the right kind of dense and it allows you to stippling in or buff in. I prefer to buff the product in. It applies the product beautifully. In my opinion it would applies a fuller coverage as the bristles are dense and short, it doesn't soak up too much product (less than any other brush I've used). This brush is so luxurious and it's the best looking design (in my opinion) I've ever seen.

I use this with my finishing veil, it puts it on evenly and makes my overall look nice and finalised. It's great to blend if over contoured because the bristles are shorter and you have more control!