Blend with Makeup Brush or Sponge: Use a damp makeup sponge or a foundation brush to blend the foundation evenly. Begin by dabbing and pressing the sponge or brush onto the dots, then gently blend outwards. Use a stippling or bouncing motion for a seamless finish. What makes these beauty tools extra-special? Each brush features a shiny, stylish, and custom-designed triangular handle—the secret to providing a comfort grip and ultimate control for that “nailed it” application. Face Primer is used under your foundation to smooth and refine your skin, blur your pores, prevent creasing, even out imperfections, adjust skin tone, absorb oil, and eliminate unwanted shine. It creates a smooth, even canvas for the rest of your makeup while helping grip your makeup. It can come in a liquid, cream, or gel form. There are so many different sizes and types of makeup brushes and tools to choose from. We have broken out our brushes into eye brushes, and face brushes to help create a makeup brush set that is right for you. So, how do you know which makeup brushes you actually need and what are they used for?

Face Powder helps even your skin tone, absorb oil, set your makeup, and achieve flawless-looking skin. It comes in a variety of formulas, such as e.l.f. Camo Powder Foundation for buildable coverage; e.l.f. Halo Glow Setting Powder that veils the skin for a luminous finish and e.l.f.'s Prime and Stay Finishing Powder which sets makeup and keeps skin free of shine. You can also use face powder for touch-ups throughout the day. Smudge Brush: Used to smudge and soften eyeshadow or eyeliner for a smoky effect. It helps create a more sultry and blended look

Allow us to introduce you to the luxe brush collection: your go-to lineup of professional quality makeup brushes to help you apply, blend, sculpt, smudge, line, and define your way to a stunning, full-face makeup look. Blush Brush - Apply cream, powder, or liquid blush onto the apples of the cheeks with the pointed tip and blend out towards the ear using the contoured sides. Apply your liquid foundation or complexion booster like an expert so it looks streak-free every time in four easy steps. Choose your brush based on the type of coverage you are looking for depending on if you want full coverage Start with a small amount and gradually build coverage as needed. By following these easy steps, you'll achieve a natural and flawless look that lasts all day. With so many different face makeup tools to choose from, it can be a daunting task to figure out what brushes you actually need, and which products each one is used for in your makeup application. We break down the five essential cruelty-free face brushes you need in your makeup bag, and how to use each one to your advantage:

Eyeshadow Blending Brush: Ideal for applying the perfect amount of color to your lids to accentuate your eyes and accurately blend out your eyeshadow Kabuki Brush: Unique compact makeup brush with dense, absorbent bristles and rounded shape works by buffing and blending powder, liquid, or cream foundations over large areas of the face (and is great to travel with). Eyeshadow "C" Brush - Dip the brush into eyeshadow and apply to your eyelid starting from the inner corner. To create a smoky eye, apply the brush tip on the outward corner of the eye by pressing the color in a C shape from the lash line up. Blend the color inward. Concealer is used to brighten the dark areas of your face including under-eye circles and recessions around the mouth or nose. They also can help cover up blemishes, discoloration, redness, or scars. Bronzer helps to give your skin a warm, luminous glow—as if you’ve spent time in the sun. They can also lightly sculpt your face. Bronzers come in cream or putty and powder form and may be matte or shimmery.

Precision Foundation Swirl Brush: features a fluid reservoir to swirl and blend the perfect amount of liquid foundation smoothly onto the skin. Crease Brush: Dome-shaped, tapered tip, which makes it ideal for applying eyeshadow to the crease of the eye and blending it out. It helps add depth and dimension to the eye makeup look. Angle Brush: Used for various purposes. It is commonly used for applying eyeshadow along the lash line, creating a precise and defined eyeliner effect or filling in eyebrows with powder or gel. Foundation comes in cream, liquid, and powder formulas and offers coverage that ranges from sheer to light to medium to full. It can provide a matte finish, a dewy finish, or an iridescent finish. Whatever coverage or finish you need, there is something for you.