Hello girls,
Keeping up with my Lottie London shopping, here is a brush that will remind you of the Sigma F80 brush. Yes, anything with a flat top is perfect to push your foundation or powder into the skin and then buff it out with circular motions. Take a look at this new brush I picked up.

Price: Rs.850

Product Description:

? Vegan-Friendly.

? Ultra Soft Bristles.

? Picks Up and Deposits Perfect Amount.

? Chunky Handle for Non-Slip Grip.

My Experience with Lottie London Buff and Blend Brush:

Let me point out that the Sigma brush is stiffer and tightly packed when compared to this brush. Even though the size is almost similar, this brush is more flexible and glides easily with the application rather than staying stiff. It blends the product onto the skin really well. It is subjective as to what you prefer, but this brush can be perfect for dabbing the foundation and then buffing it into the skin with gentle circular motion. It is great for powder products too. In case you use a cream to powder foundation, this can work brilliantly.
The brush is flat-topped, so I would say blush application would not be that simple, but yes, this works great to blend out your blush, contour lines or any foundation streaks. I would also suggest using this for applying pressed powder onto your foundation thereby, setting it.

The brush again has a wooden coloured handle that matches the tip of the bristles. I have not noticed any shedding or colour bleeding on this one either. The br...