They are used to apply all kinds of products, fluids or
powders, and arouse passions especially among "beauty lovers". Find
out everything you need to know about oval brushes.
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Cristina Cañedo
You may have seen them quite often in videos or posts on
Instagram and YouTube tutorials, but you haven't dared to buy them yet because
you don't really know how or what toothbrushes are used for. ' But the truth is
that this type of brush is gaining more and more followers and continues to
gain popularity. And be careful! Although we are talking about brushes, they really
do not look anything like the ones we are used to. Do you know them?
For starters, these increasingly famous brushes are not
in the typical shape of a makeup brush,
but rather resemble
toothbrushes, hence their curious name. They have a rather oval shape, like
most brushes, and are characterized by a very dense head, with a high density
of synthetic bristles and very flexible. They are designed to evenly dose the
product on the skin, allowing a more natural finish, similar to makeup sponges
or skunk-type brushes. Its ergonomic handle is light and flexible and sometimes
they have the head tilted to better adapt to each of the curves of the face (or
body).
One of the keys to its victory is undoubtedly the ability
of the bristles of these brushes to adapt to the surface of the face. With soft
strokes, these brushes can cover any corner of the face,
saving a lot of time
and effort. In addition, thanks to their ergonomic handle, they allow you to
apply makeup more comfortably in areas such as the neck, where it is always
more difficult to obtain a perfectly uniform finish.
These brushes allow you to apply all kinds of products:
from creams to powders, through fluids. And we are not just
talking about makeup, because there are those who apply their facials using
these oval brushes to achieve better penetration and a slight massage effect.
They are suitable for applying moisturizers, BB creams, foundations,
concealers, contours, blushes, highlighters and even eyeshadow (with the
smallest brushes).
Some of our favorite oval brushes? Those of the set that you
can find in You Are The Princess (one for foundation and powders, another for
concealer and contour and a finer one for shadows or highlighter), which cost
only 6.99 euros.
You are the princess
We also recommend this other set with multiple ultra-thin
and ultra-compact fiber brushes, which provide flawless, blemish-free coverage
and a nice soft feel on your face that you can use anywhere. Which prefer?
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Ah! And one last tip: when you work with fluid makeup, avoid
applying it directly on the oval brush, you will see that it absorbs a lot of
product. Instead, apply makeup to different areas of the face and then brush it
off with the toothbrush for a velvety finish. You will love the end result!
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