M.A.C #191 Paint Brush

Until now, I've used a thick face brush or sponge for liquid foundation, but I've always been curious about this one because a certain beauty blogger always uses it. I finally bought it, but, um... I just can't get the hang of it. I use a lot of foundation, but it's too thin and loses coverage. It's a highly rated brush, so maybe it's just a matter of how I'm using it. I'll try to use it better.

You can apply it thinly and carefully without streaking. The dense brush emphasizes adhesion and is poreless with its quick, swirl action, making it ideal for nights out or formal wear. The thinned brush gives a fluffy, airy finish, so it's perfect for everyday makeup. And this flat, paintbrush-like brush gives you a thin, beautiful veil-like finish, so it's great for when you want a smooth finish regardless of the occasion. These are my personal tips for using them and the results I feel. Makeup is fun.

I use it to apply a primer. At first, it left streaks, but by applying a little at a time, I was able to apply it evenly. It takes time, but it's less likely to come off than if I apply it by hand.

I still remember how impressed I was when I bought the same brush about 10 years ago. It's still usable even after 10 years, but it's starting to deteriorate a little, so I bought a new one! It applies primer and foundation evenly, and the bristles aren't too thick so the liquid doesn't get absorbed into the brush. It's the best brush. It's gotten quite expensive, but if you can use it for 10 years, it's good value for money♪ The handle isn't worn off either, so I think it's amazing and have given it a 7 again ^_^

I love Wakemake's spatula brush, and when I found a similar brush from MAC, I bought it. The bristles are softer than I expected, and I think it's a great product for applying a loosely textured primer or foundation to the surface of the skin.