Rose and Ben Beauty C42 Foundation Brush | Professional Blending Brush for Liquid & Cream Makeup | Streak Free Buildable Coverage | Cruelty Free

The best foundation brush out there. You won’t need another one ever!!!It’s so soft, doesnt absorb the foundation at all and applying foundation couldnt get easier. I was always worried that the foundation gets absorbed and need double the foundation amount to get the same result.

This brush blends like a dream and does not absorb the product, so your product can go a lot further. I now use half the amount of foundation as I was using before! And because the bristles do not absorb the product, you can easily blend out multiple products without it effecting the color or coverage of each one. I use it to blend ALL of my liquid and cream products!

Obsessed!! This brush is amazing. Foundation lays on my skin beautifully, and I use less product with this brush too! I love it so much I went back for the C42 and C31! Highly recommend getting these, ladies!!

I have tried so many different foundation brushes, the beauty blender, a silicon applicator, even my fingers. Nothing compares to this foundation brush! The blending is seamless and it doesn’t absorb your foundation so you can use less. I have been looking for a new foundation because I thought what I had was subpar but turns out it was the applicator! Don’t need to be on the hunt for a new foundation because this brush makes my makeup look flawless. 10/10 would recommend!

I am obsessed with these brushes, they leave my face looking flawless! I will never buy a different brand of brushes, worth every penny. You will not regret this purchase.

I have several viral brushes…BK Beauty 101, including Angie and Nikki brushes, Anisa, Sigma, Sephora Pro, rephr, Wayne Goss (natural)….I like to move fast in the morning so I like to have a couple duplicates and when this Rose and Ben foundation brush was on sale, I couldn’t help myself. I’ve used it the last two weeks consistently and I prefer this brush a hair over my other synthetic foundation brushes. Couldn’t help myself there.I have had it streak once on me but was quickly able to buff out my foundation. I feel it gives me a second skin look effortlessly while also perfecting my skin.I really like BK Beauty’s 101 brush but it’s a pain to clean and I find I have to use 3 pumps of foundation when I typically have been able to use less with other brushes. This Rose and Ben foundation brush only takes me 2 pumps to cover my face and is easier to clean. In all fairness though, the color of the brush hairs might be camouflaging a little.This brush is comfortable to hold and move around the nose, eyebrows, under eye area (I am in my mid 40s so like to be strategic about the various layers of make up there).I am looking forward to grabbing the travel set next to have a compact touch up set for work / day out / travel needs.Also the maker of this brush provides some awesome tutorials on her brushes and makeup application on social media.

I recently bought this makeup brush to help with applying my foundation, and I am absolutely in love with it! The application is flawless—my foundation blends seamlessly every time. It’s so easy to use, and it gives me a smooth, even finish that looks professional. I couldn’t ask for a better tool for my routine. Definitely a must-have in my makeup bag!

* Overall Impression:-This is a good quality, super soft and dense synthetic foundation brush that applies under eye concealer even better than it does foundation.-It works well for foundation, concealer, and powder.* Pros-what I liked and what worked well:-Good quality on the brush bristles, ferrule and handle in the finish and materials.-Synthetic, cruelty free, vegan bristles (not natural bristles).-Hand crafted. You can see the quality, they are very well made and finished.-Full sized, not a small or travel sized brush or brush handle.-Has an angle vs flat or domed shape that makes it especially good for applying foundation or concealer around the nose and especially in the under eye area. It really gets into the contours of the face well.-Very soft, dense bristles. They are denser than Real Techniques synthetic bristles, similarly dense to some Morphe brushes, but not as dense as an Artis brush.-Good feel in the hand, easy to hold and handle.-Tapered handle with a polished natural grain finish. In person they look more gray-green tone than natural toned.-Can be used with both pressed or loose powders, mineral, cream or liquid products (due to it being synthetic).-The brand name is discretely (you may not even notice it) printed on the handle and so is the brush number (but not the type of brush or brush name).-Very nicely finished handle.-Sturdy aluminum metal brush ferrule.-Has no odor to it.-Washes and dries well with no dye running, bristle shedding and keeps it shape well.-Doesn't shed.* Cons-what I didn’t like and what didn’t work well:-No brush guard, brush roll or brush storage case is include, you'll need to provide your own.* Tips & Thoughts:-This works well for more than foundation, it also works well for concealer and under eye setting powder.-I'm going to use it for my under-eye concealer more than for foundation. I think it applies concealer even better than foundation due to the shape.-While it does a wonderful job on foundation, I still don't think it works as well as some of my other favorite foundation brushes. It's not quite as good as the Artis Oval 7, but few brushes are. It's a little more bendy in the bristles and less stiff than the Morphe M439 buffer, which I think does blend and apply foundation better and a bit closer to the Artis due to it being stiffer under the bristles with less bend and give to the bristles. It's similar in the bristle give and density (though not shape) to the Real Techniques Expert Face brush, which like this one just doesn't have the stiffness of the bristles to apply and blend like the Artis or Morphe brush. However, that give does make it work well in the under eye area.-Be gentle and careful when washing this or any other brush. I'd suggest using gentle face wash (I usually use Cerave Foaming Face Wash) and being sure to tilt the bristles downward during washing and trying to minimize how much water goes up into the brush ferrule. Lay it flat on a towel to dry. Usually I put a dinner plate under the towel, then remove the towel after 15-20 minutes and let it air dry on a plate. I find it dries quicker that way than just laying on a wet towel.