New method of applying powder
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New method of applying powder
Submitted by moneydogsmom on April 20, 2010 - 11:57pmPeople may know this already but I just discovered a new way to apply powder in my pups wrinkles. I got a good art brush and now when I am ready to do their wrinkles, I load it with powder and brush it into their wrinkles, it gets into all of the little crevices and spots that are so hard to reach with a cotton ball or Qtip. It goes very fast and the dogs don't seem to mind it.
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I use a mens shaving brush, works a treat
I use a mens shaving brush, works a treat
Yup, been using and recommending an old blush brush..
We all have old makeup brushes laying around. They work great too. I use it under Roxy's nose roll and to swirl powder through her cinnabon twisty tail.
I prefer the Gold Bond "Baby" Powder. It's hard to find, but it smells better than the regular GB.
Yup, been using and recommending an old blush brush..
We all have old makeup brushes laying around. They work great too. I use it under Roxy's nose roll and to swirl powder through her cinnabon twisty tail.
I prefer the Gold Bond "Baby" Powder. It's hard to find, but it smells better than the regular GB.
That is a great idea! I use the pointed plastic ketchup containe
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That is a great idea! I use the pointed plastic ketchup containe
.