This is what the brush looks like. It says the name of it on the side facing up but the flash is washing that out.
The first time I tried this brush I was horrified by the results. It put on so much product and didn't blend any in. I was so confused because I had watched Pixiwoo use this brush perfectly. I somewhat cast it aside as a fail for a couple days and went back to using my sponge.
After a while, however, I tried it again using the smallest bit of foundation possible. And then I fell in love. I realized that the amount of product I was using before was because I was using a sponge and, although wet, it still absorbed a lot of the foundation. So dipping this brush just barely into the foundation worked beautifully.
The tip is rounded and pinched into an oval shape.
I find that with this brush, unlike a flat top, it's easiest to use it like a traditional foundation brush and paint on the foundation and then blend. It doesn't work as well for me if I start with swirls.
Lastly, I haven't had a single 'hair' come loose or fall out. I wash it about every two uses and it comes clean easier than a traditional foundation brush even though this brush is thicker.
Where can you get one? Well, it's a UK based item and brand so it's not extremely easy to find. Ulta and Ulta.com both have it for sale. But I got mine on Amazon.
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