LB Dalu Full Coverage Brush Format / Structure (How It’s Built)

Bristles: Synthetic, tightly packed — dense bristles help give high coverage and minimize product waste.

Brush Shape:

Flat-top kabuki: great for buffing and building coverage.

Domed buffing: good for a softer finish but still capable of full coverage.

Ferrule (metal part): holds bristles securely.

Handle: usually wooden or plastic, balanced for good grip and control.

When / Where to Wear / Use It

Makeup Base: Use it when applying foundation — especially when you want a flawless, well-blended base.

Full-Coverage Looks: Ideal for glam makeup, photoshoots, or when you want to cover blemishes, uneven skin, or pigmentation.

Buildable Application: Good for layering foundation in areas that need more coverage (e.g., around the nose, cheeks).

Not Best for Sheer Looks: If you want a very light, sheer finish, a stippling brush or sponge might give better effect.

Suggestions / Styling (How to Use It Well)

Apply from a Palette or Hand

Squeeze or pump foundation onto the back of your hand or a palette first, not directly on the brush.

That way you control how much product you pick up and avoid wasting it.

Use Pressing / Stippling Motions

Don’t just swipe; press or dab the brush into the skin using stippling motions (short, dabbing motions).

This ensures even coverage and helps avoid streaks.

Buff Gently in Circular Motions

After pressing, buff the brush in small circles to blend foundation evenly.

Work from the center of your face outwards (nose → cheeks → hairline / jawline) for natural blending.

Build in Layers

Start with a modest amount; if you need more coverage in certain areas, apply a second thin layer rather than putting too much all at once.

This helps avoid cakiness.

Set Your Look

Once blended, set your foundation with a setting powder or spray depending on your skin type.

Use a light press of powder in shine-prone areas, or mist a setting spray for a dewy finish.

Helpful Tips / Maintenance

Clean Your Brush Regularly:

At least once a week, wash the brush with a gentle cleaner (brush shampoo or mild baby shampoo).

Rinse bristles under lukewarm water, reshape, and lay flat to dry. Don’t dry upright (water can weaken the ferrule).

Control Product Use:

Use a small amount of foundation at a time. Too much will make it harder to blend and might lead to streaks.

If the brush picks up too much, tap off the excess before applying.
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Avoid Streaks:

Use downward strokes especially along the jawline / hairline to mimic natural hair direction.

If you see streaks, go over those spots lightly with a damp sponge or a clean brush.

Store Properly:

Keep the brush in a clean, dry place. If you travel, use a brush guard or a roll to protect the bristles.

Don’t store the brush head-down in water — moisture can damage the handle and glue.

Alternative (Similar) Brushes to Consider

Since I didn’t find a clear “LB Dalu Full Coverage Brush,” here are some similar, trusted high-coverage foundation brushes you might like instead:

Bobbi Brown Full Coverage Face Brush — dense, tapered head for a polished finish.

Doll 10 Full Coverage Buffing Brush — vegan synthetic bristles, very soft, great for cream or liquid.