Part 2. Overview of Makeup and Tools a Makeup Artist Need

blogavenue.mobi 1. Natural sea sponge Â· This is difficult to get hold of, comes directly out of the sea. Â· It is non -- absorbent and it's used to apply foundation. Â· Wash with cold water only. 2. Latex sponge Â· This sponge is used to blend already applied foundation. Â· It is made of absorbent material. Â· Wash with Soap and water, dry in sun. 3. Powder puff Â· It is round with the sides stitched and has a band so that your little finger fit around it. Â· This is used to apply loose powder onto your face. Â· Wash with Soap and water, dry in sun. 4. Tweezers Â· Used to shape eyebrows. Â· Sterilize with surgical alcohol. 5. Eyebrow curler Copyright Â© University of Makeup Makeup Tips Â· Always curl your eyelashes BEFORE you apply mascara, otherwise you will break your eyelashes. Â· Sterilize with surgical alcohol. 6. Powder brush Â· Biggest brush in your kit and all the hair is the same length. Â· This is only used to remove excess powder after you have applied it with your powder puff. Â· Wash with shampoo and conditioner. 7. Blusher brush Â· This is a smaller version of the powder brush. Â· Used to blend already applied blush. Â· Wash with shampoo and conditioner. 8. Contour brush Â· This is used to apply blush and it fits underneath your cheekbones. Â· The hair of this brush graduates from short to long. Â· Wash with shampoo and conditioner. 9. Eye shadow blending brush Â· It looks like a small broom and all the hair are the same length. Â· Used only to blend the eye shadow and not for ...

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