Foundation Brush Best

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Looking to upgrade my makeup brushes, but I don’t know whether to buy individually or as a set and what brand(s) might be best. I’ve looked at Sephora collection, Sephora pro, and individual brands’ brushes. On one hand, the Sephora brush sets appeal to me because you can buy many tools at once but on the other hand, I am happy to pay for quality so if the pro brushes or other brands have really amazing brushes I would consider that. I’m mainly interested in face brushes. Looking for foundation, contour, blush, powder, highlighter. What’s the best route for upgrading my makeup brushes? Thanks! submitted by /u/pincurlsandcutegirls to r/Sephora [link] [comments]

I’m looking for your best brush cleanser reccs! Bonus points for something that gets foundation out of depths of a brush! I have a new foundation brush I got a month ago and already struggling to get the foundation out of it. I wash it after every second or so use. submitted by /u/smorgiie to r/AustralianMakeup [link] [comments]

I booked Yasmin Khan on 14th July 2025 for my reception on 24th December 2025. Before booking her, I wanted to make sure my bridal experience would be smooth. Like many girls, I had always admired her brides — her looks always appeared beautiful and flawless. I never imagined I would actually get my makeup done by her on my big day. It truly felt like a dream come true. I was over the moon and had zero worries about how my makeup would turn out, because, well… it was Yasmin Khan. My call time was 7:40 AM and ready time was 10:00 AM. She had posted on her story that if a bride is 15–20 minutes late, she would have to wait until other brides were accommodated. Because of this, I was extremely anxious about being late. I couldn’t sleep the entire night — I was managing my whole wedding myself and barely slept for an hour. I left my house at 6:40 AM to ensure I reached on time or even early, as I didn’t want any added stress. I reached the designated location around 7:20 AM and felt relieved that I was early. I went upstairs, changed into my dress, and the hairstylist took me to do my hair. She finished my hairstyle in about 20 minutes and then took me to Yasmin’s room, where she does her bridal makeup. The hairstylist asked me to sit and said Yasmin would be there shortly. I sat on that chair for 1 hour and 30 minutes, waiting. Yasmin arrived around 9:00 AM and rushed into the room saying, “Hi, what type of makeup do you want?” There was no apology, no greeting — nothing. I found this extremely weird and disrespectful, especially since I had been waiting for so long. I showed her three reference pictures of the eye makeup I wanted. I specifically asked for soft, smudged kajal eyes (as shown in the reference pictures). She immediately started working on my face, and honestly, she was very rough. Foundation should be blended with light hands so it sits well, but she was dabbing it forcefully onto my face. At one point, her foundation brush fell onto my bridal dress. She picked it up and continued blending without even apologizing — keeping in mind my dress was white/ivory. By this point, I was extremely nervous but still didn’t say anything. When I finally saw my eye makeup in the mirror, I was shocked. The eyeshadow was extremely heavy, the eyeliner (which I never asked for) was uneven, and everything looked messy. The foundation looked unsettled and patchy. It honestly looked like a child had done my makeup (reference pictures attached). I was on the verge of crying, but I held myself together and politely told her that I didn’t like it and that it wasn’t what I had asked for. What she said next completely broke me. She said, “If you don’t like it, I can refund you and you can go somewhere else to get your makeup done.” I couldn’t believe what I was hearing. I burst into tears and told her that I was only asking her nicely to fix it because this wasn’t what I wanted. Her attitude and body language were rude from the very beginning. I was her paid client, yet she treated me as if she were doing me a favor. She continued saying, “I can’t do anything if you don’t like it. I’ve been a makeup artist for many years. Take the refund and go somewhere else.” I was literally shivering and speechless. Where was I supposed to go at the last minute, in my bridal dress? Fame really does get to people’s heads. I asked if her sister Nasim Khan was available, as she had done my mehendi makeup and was extremely kind. Thankfully, she was available. I went to the bathroom in my bridal dress, crying while removing the eyeliner and makeup Yasmin had done. My hairstyle got ruined, my sleeves got wet, and I was getting late for my photoshoot. By the time I came out, Nasim was already handling another client and I only had 20 minutes left before I had to leave. Nasim did my makeup in 20 minutes. She was quick, kind, and tried her best, but obviously, proper bridal makeup isn’t possible in that time. She mentioned that maybe Yasmin was having a bad day. I replied, “This is one of the best days of my life, and no bride deserves to be treated this way, no matter how bad someone’s day is.” Nasim later spoke to Yasmin, and Yasmin apologized after I was ready, saying: “Humare liye customer ko khush karna bohot zaroori hai.” Unfortunately, that apology felt forced and insincere, like a formality rather than something from the heart. I hated my reception look. To this day, I cry whenever I see brides on social media because it reminds me of this experience. Every girl dreams of looking her absolute best on her wedding day — I did too. My entire wedding schedule got delayed because of this incident, and everything fell apart. I know many girls may have had good experiences with her, but unfortunately, I wasn’t one of them. I will never go back to her, and I would never recommend her to anyone. This was my experience with a top, famous makeup artist in Islamabad — a dream that turned into a nightmare. “PSA: I was her first bride of the day, and her brushes and makeup were visibly dirty.” submitted by /u/NothingObjective9976 to r/islamabad [link] [comments]

This is the corner of my house, in the center of a small European city. Passers-by, especially at night, find it EXTREMELY convenient to urinate next to / behind the trash can because it provides a private little nook. This constant moisture in the soil isn't doing the foundation any favors. EDIT to clarify: the urine pools on the soil, soaking in and keeping the below-ground brick portion of the foundation and cellar walls moist. The grey painted area seen is a thin layer of cement that doesn't extend far below ground. Naturally I have filed a report with the neighborhood policeman, and one with the city (mentioning Damage To A City Monument 😢), but I need quick, non-invasive solutions to protect the foundation a bit AND make life difficult for anyone peeing there. I am wondering if spreading coarse gravel would at least break up the stream of urine so the soil isn't FLOODED in one spot. Splashing the offenders' shoes would be an excellent addition. ETA: Due to strange European ways, my husband and I own the upstairs and half the cellar. The owner downstairs is... uncommunicative. The tenant takes the view that people just pee everywhere in this part of the city, and there's no point trying to fix anything 🙄 Edit: The neighbor actually sent my husband a threatening message because I have been tidying around the foundation. Oh NO, an unarmed woman clearing trash and trimming ivy!! Yes, I have reported this. Notes: urinating in public IS illegal but rarely enforced; there are free public toilets maybe 100 meters away; last night's attempted pisser appears to live almost across the street! The ivy is being kept at bay as best I can. Yesterday I pruned it way back and pulled many roots out of the soil. Edit, GOOD NEWS: Trimming back the ivy to reveal a cellar air vent, and giving that and a second vent a good brushing, has lowered the humidity in the cellar 5%!! Edit, BRICK / MORTAR MISMATCH: I have emailed a bricklayer to see about an evaluation. submitted by /u/LaComtesseGonflable to r/centuryhomes [link] [comments]