Which brush is best for applying highlighter?

Softer, fluffy angled brushes are great for applying blush, bronzer and highlighter. Angled brushes with stiffer, more densely packed bristles can be used for more controlled contouring. The soft bristles and flat, fan shape of this brush make it the ideal tool for gently sweeping on highlighting or bronzing powder.

What is the real techniques 421 brush for?

The set contains everything needed for a flawless look. Directions for Use: Use RT 217 to precisely apply liquid or cream foundation and contour makeup. RT 421 to blend cream highlighter or blush. RT 420 to softly glide powder contour makeup or highlighter.

What is the RT 402 brush for?

Our RT 402 micro setting brush is the key to completing any look by using the soft, fluffy bristles to help naturally blend liquid and cream makeup naturally! Our brushes provide flawless results with their Ultra Plush synthetic bristles that are vegan and cruelty free.

What is RT 200 brush used for?

The Expert Face Brush – The RT 200 brush has firm bristles and can be used to buff liquid or cream foundation for a glowing, flawless finish. This is the best brush to use when applying foundation because it gives you full control of your application and it’s super easy to blend.

What is RT 400 brush used for?

Use the RT 400 brush to blend powder blush evenly for a smooth, natural look. Use the Miracle Complexion Sponge to blend liquid and cream foundation into a luminous finish. Use dry for full coverage or damp for dewy glow. The RT 300 deluxe crease brush to layer and blend cream or powder shadow.

Are real techniques vegan?

Our products are all vegan, 100% cruelty free and PETA certified. Real Techniques has committed to ensuring that all products have not and will not be subject to animal testing, regardless of where the product is sold, including China.

Do Sam and Nic still own Real Techniques?

Sisters Samnantha and Nicola Chapman have called time on their nine-year partnership at PPI Beauty (Paris Presents). At the end of 2020, the make-up artists behind beauty tool brand Real Techniques, will step away from their roles.