💄 Differences between base makeup tools

🖐️ hand Naturally — thin and

It is great for spreading foundation smoothly with the warmth of your hands. It is ideal for when you want a thin and natural finish.

TIP: Spread it out widely and lightly tap with your fingertips to finish.

🩷 Cushion Puff — Close Adhesion

Instead of rubbing, gently pat from the center of your face outwards. It is convenient for quickly applying base makeup or for touch-ups.

💧 Waterdrop Sponge — Thin and moist crab

For the wet type, squeeze out the excess water thoroughly and pat it on. It is great for creating a thin, dewy base.

TIP: Use the wide side on the cheeks and forehead, and the pointed side on the sides of the nose and under the eyes.

🖌️ Foundation Brush — Even and Delicate

It is great for applying foundation in small, thin layers. It makes it easy to apply thoroughly, even to curved areas like the sides of the nose.

TIP: If brush marks remain, gently pat with a puff at the end.

💡 Organized at a glance

Hand → Natural and thin
Puff → Fast and close adherence
Sponge → Thin and moist
Brush → Even and delicate

Even with the same foundation, the finish can vary quite a bit depending on the tool you use. Try selecting and using the tool that matches the skin look you want!