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MAKEUP TOOLS
Applying makeup is much easier and more fun with the right tools for the job. It is worth investing in high-quality makeup brushes and taking good care of them by washing them regularly.

MAKEUP SPONGE
For applying foundation. You can also apply foundation with your fingers, if you find this easier. However, dabbing on foundation with a makeup sponge will give you better coverage. A triangle-shaped makeup sponge is the best tool for applying foundation as it reaches areas such as the sides of the nose and the corners of the eyes. Any excess blusher and flaky eye makeup can be wiped away with a makeup sponge.

POWDER PUFF
Use a powder puff to apply loose powder over foundation and touch up makeup throughout the day. For an even matt result, apply powder by pressing, not dragging the powder puff over the skin. Tap any excess powder from the puff onto the back of your hand for a light result.

POWDER BRUSH
Lightly apply bronzing powder with a fairly thick brush. Begin with a small amount of powder and then add more if necessary. A thick brush makes it easy to apply powder along the cheekbone, temples and neck. It also allows you to fade the outer line of the bronzer for a natural result. You can also apply blusher with a powder brush for a more natural, less defined finish.

BLUSHER BRUSH
A blusher brush is thinner than a powder brush. It helps you to apply blusher exactly where you want it on the cheekbones. The tip of the blusher brush is slightly angled, making it easier to use. You can trace the line of the cheekbone and apply color in just the right places.

EYE LINER BRUSH
Powdery eyeshadow can also be used as an eyeliner by applying eyeshadow with a damp, narrow brush. A narrow brush gets right to the base of the lashes. You can also apply liquid liner with an eye liner brush.

SPONGE APPLICATOR
Use a sponge applicator to apply eyeshadow to the eyelid. Starting from the outer corner of the eye, blend the eyeshadow using a shading brush. Pearly eyeshadows should always be applied with a sponge applicator to prevent the pearly pigments from flaking onto the skin below the eyes.

EYESHADOW SHADING BRUSH
Blending eyeshadow with a fairly thick eyeshadow shading brush creates a neat and natural effect. Tracing the brow bone, blend the eyeshadow working inwards from the outer corner of the eye towards the crease of the eyelid.

EYEBROW BRUSH
Apply powder eyeshadow to the eyebrows using an angled eyebrow brush as it gives a softer finish than using an eyebrow pencil. Apply eyeshadow keeping to the line of the eyebrow using small, gentle strokes. With an eyebrow brush you can also soften the line created by an eyebrow pencil.

SHORT-BRISTLED MAKEUP BRUSH
Eyeshadow can easily be applied to the lower lid using a short-bristled brush. The narrow brush reaches right to the base of the lashes, emphasizing the shape of the eye to its best advantage. Always start at the outer corner of the eye blending towards the centre.

LIP BRUSH
Lipstick has a more lasting finish when applied with a lip brush. First, apply the lipstick just below the lip line, blending towards the centre of the lip. You can apply exactly the right amount of lipstick when using a lip brush. It also gives a more precise look.

CONCEALER BRUSH
The concealer brush is slightly flat. It helps hide circles under the eyes, patches around the nose, and any small flaws and blemishes neatly and naturally. The bristles should be fairly firm as a soft-bristled brush may create an uneven finish.