“The brush provides more coverage and forces you to use a different technique than you would with a regular brush or makeup sponge.” Stippling brushes typically have synthetic white bristles at the top and a set of black, denser fibers closer to the base which help push product onto the skin. “It’s great for high coverage, minimizing pores and acne scars and covering blemishes,” says Gene. Whether you have a nasty breakout to diminish or just want to look camera-ready on the regular, using a stippling brush is an easy way to achieve it. To make sure our stippling brush technique is up to par, we turned to celebrity makeup artist Billie Gene for some tips. While dotting and dabbing on your foundation isn’t as common as swiping complexion products on with a makeup sponge or your fingers, the stippling technique can actually give you a seriously smooth, full-coverage and airbrushed finish.
Stippling is the unsung hero of achieving a flawless foundation application.
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