How to use a stippling brush?

BrownEy3d

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I was wondering if anyone could help explain how to use a stippling brush (specifically for the use of a heavily pigmented blush)? I hope this question hasnt been asked excessively already =/
 

na_pink

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go to youtube and type 187 mac brush in the search engine, or type in foundation applications
 

frocher

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I tap or swirl the tips of the white bristles into the product and then stipple it on my cheek. After I have placed it where I want I blend the blush in with a light circular motion. Pick up a little at a time and build the color until you get the desired intensity. HTH.
 

sofabean

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i gently swirl the brush into the blush powder and then dab it on the apples of my cheeks and then swirl in circular motions.
 

FiestyFemme

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I just did this today with my Ambering Rose blush, and I actually like it now when used with a stippling brush, but I didn't care for it at all with a regular blush brush. I just dotted my brush into Ambering Rose, enough where I could see the color on the white tips, then I dotted (stippled) the blush onto my cheeks where I wanted the color. I had enough color for both cheeks, so once I was done stippling, I blended the color into my cheeks with a circular motion. HTHS!
 

BrownEy3d

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Quote:
Originally Posted by FiestyFemme
I just did this today with my Ambering Rose blush, and I actually like it now when used with a stippling brush, but I didn't care for it at all with a regular blush brush. I just dotted my brush into Ambering Rose, enough where I could see the color on the white tips, then I dotted (stippled) the blush onto my cheeks where I wanted the color. I had enough color for both cheeks, so once I was done stippling, I blended the color into my cheeks with a circular motion. HTHS!

Thanks for the detailed instructions, I think I'll be able to really get the effect I've been looking for now

And thanks ladies for all your help! =D
 
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