How do you apply your liquid foundation?

[mominatrix]

I put a little squirt on the front of my left hand, then either use my fingers (right hand) or a sponge..

The sponge I use is the Real Techniques beauty blender knockoff.
www.ulta.com/ulta/browse/productDetail.jsp?productId=xlsImpprod5960824

I usually use it damp.

I like it, but sometimes it seems like an extra step I'm not into. I don't use full coverage foundation, though...

[bonquiqui]

I use a sigma f80 and put the foundation on the brush and apply to my face

[Vespasia]

Apr 7, 2015 11:24:20 GMT -5 mominatrix said:

I put a little squirt on the front of my left hand, then either use my fingers (right hand) or a sponge..

The sponge I use is the Real Techniques beauty blender knockoff.
www.ulta.com/ulta/browse/productDetail.jsp?productId=xlsImpprod5960824

I usually use it damp.

I like it, but sometimes it seems like an extra step I'm not into. I don't use full coverage foundation, though...

I use this as well. I actually like it better than the actual Beauty Blender. 

Occasionally I will use a stippling brush (also real techniques) but I feel like it takes forever. 

[ChillyMcFreeze]

All of the above depending on my mood. For a lighter finish, I use a wedge sponge. For fuller coverage, a flat foundation brush. For lazy days (like most days lately!), my fingers.

[foodie2012]

Real techniques face brush. It's super easy to blend with, IMO.

[Laura Palmer]

I use my fingers as well. I've tried brushes, beauty blender, etc.

I will use a foundation brush to blend into my jawline and neck (elsewhere if needed), but don't APPLY foundation with it.

[DarcyLongfellow]

I've used everything under the sun. I always go back to sung my fingers. With any sort of brush, I feel like I can always see the brush marks. And sponges soak up so much product. I haven't tried a beauty blender -- maybe I will some day.

I feel like I just have the best control with my fingers, and I like the finish I get.

[secretlyevil]

Fingers or earth tools flat top brush.

[mdgirl]

I apply my bb cream with my fingers, but if it looks goopy I buff it out with a brush. I've used all kinds of brushes for actual foundation, but right now I really like the giant Tarte buffing brush.

www.sephora.com/airbrush-finish-bamboo-foundation-brush-P302919?skuId=1393628

[pixy0stix]

With mah fingers.

[So_Fetch]

I was using just those regular little triangular cosmetic sponges and I've used a brush and a buffer brush thing and a beauty blender. I got inspired by the board to try something new and used my $3 elf stippling brush and I LOVE it. It gives a softer finish and full coverage. I've never been able to use my fingers because it always looks cakey.

[shopmore]

I use a beauty blender. I like it better than when I was using a brush.

[parisinthespring]

I use a beauty blender. I find it works really well for me. I will have to check out the real techniques version.

[tacoflavoredkisses]

I've been using the real techniques expert face brush.

[roxysoxy]

I usually use a Beauty Blender because I like the finish it gives. When I don't use a Beauty Blender, I use my fingers. I used a Sigma F80 brush for a long time. For some reason that stopped working as well and my foundation wasn't looking so good. 

[veruca5839]

I typically use a Beauty Blender. I prefer the finish it gives. I occasionally use a stippling brush.

[Bernadine]

My fingers.

[sequins]

I'm using the real techniques expert face brush but I want to get the beauty blender. But my goal is to sheer out my foundation as much as possible. For full coverage, this might not work.

[kirra]

Fingers. I don't like the coverage I get with a brush. I've never tried a sponge.