They say an artist is only as good as their tools, and that's certainly true of makeup brushes. Use the wrong blush brush, for instance, and you just might wind up with clown cheeks. Grab too wide of ...

Lip brushes don’t get the love they deserve, and it’s time for that to end. There is nothing chicer than taking out a lip ...

We may earn commission from links on this page, but we only recommend products we love. Promise. Believe it or not, your eyeshadow brush does not have to cost half of your paycheck in order to be good ...

The best makeup brush sets take the guesswork out of building out your arsenal of tools. Rather than shopping for individual brushes and painstakingly deciding between the plethora of options, a set ...

Professional makeup artists explain how to use makeup brushes for your look, and which ones you really need for your beauty regimen. Our editors independently select these products. Making a purchase ...

There’s technically no rule against using your fingers to do your makeup. And sure, you can totally still use those little triangular sponges you get at the drugstore, but if you want high-quality ...

Talk to any professional makeup artist and the first bit of gospel they’ll pass on is that brushes are the most important part of their kit -- even more so than the actual cosmetics, in some cases.

The Pixiwoo sisters; makeup artists, bloggers, vloggers and columnists (phew!), want you to know there's nothing wrong with applying makeup with your fingers, but you'll get a whole lot more for your ...

Makeup brushes are useful tools that can provide easy and flawless makeup applications whether they’re used for eyeshadows, foundations or blushes. Tarte Cosmetics specializes in cruelty-free products ...

Oval brushes are made with hundreds of thousands of fibers (far more than typical brushes), that make for super-smooth applying and blending. “[The oval shape] perfectly fits the contours of the face ...

You might not think twice about how often you use your makeup brushes, but those soft bristles are doing more than blending ...