Mastering the Brushes: The Dry Foundation Brush (Part 2)

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Dry Foundation Brush: This brush may be used for dry application of Glimpse Minerals, especially when a heavier coverage is desired. This brush makes an excellent contouring brush due to its flat, short bristles, which help to easily get into the difficult-to-reach contours of the face. It may also be used as a buffing brush to help buff excess minerals into a natural finish.

Directions: 1. Sprinkle a small amount of Mineral Treatment to the lid of the jar. 2. Take your Glimpse Dry Foundation Brush and pick up the powder with the brush. 3. Tap off excess powder from the brush and apply to face in circular motion. 4. Apply more powder for desired coverage. *To use as a buffing brush, just go over desired area using a circular motion, working the Minerals into the skin until desired effect is achieved.

Jessica Barratt is the Glimpse Skin Specialist at XanGo. In this role, she spearheads the education and training of Glimpse with Distributors, gathers case studies, and assists with research and product development. Jessica is a Master Esthetician, certified in Utah, with over ten years of clinical experience. Prior to her work with XanGo, Jessica worked with esthetic schools, spas, dermatologists, plastic surgeons, and managed retail stores.

2 Responses to “Mastering the Brushes: The Dry Foundation Brush (Part 2)”

  1. Jan Henderson Jan Henderson says:
    February 12, 2010 at 1:28 pm

    Would you please direct me to the detailed information about how to care and clean the brush set. Thank you. Love and Gratitude.

  2. Jessica Jessica says:
    February 18, 2010 at 2:51 pm

    Hi Jan,
    I apologize for the delay in answering your question. I realized, after reading your question, that we didn’t have any of that information up and available. Thank you for asking! We are currently working on an article that should be up and available tomorrow afternoon… so please check back. Again, thank you for your question; it helped us to see what information is needed and where we can improve and grow! :-)

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