Angled Kabuki Brush – High-Density Face & Body Blending Makeup Brush for Liquid Foundation, Bronzing Lotion, Concealer, Powder, Cream, Contouring, Buffing & Streak-Free Self Tanner Applicator

Setting powder will help remove the tack and help fill pores. I use Estee Lauder's Double Wear too and use the Double Wear Sheer Flattery Loose Setting powder with it and get flawless results. I use the included powder puff for everything on my face and a finger pillow sponge on my under eye for the sheerest coverage there to prevent caking and wrinkles. For a more natural look, use your beauty blender after you've run it under hot water and squeezed out the excess moisture. This will warm up the product and stipple it on with a skin like texture, shearing it out slightly. If you're having problems with pores still, try an astringent toner to help tighten them up. Something like Sea Breeze Astringent toner helps. I know a lot of people say to wait for your skincare to dry, but I never do. I find it helps smooth on my foundation without dragging and protects delicate skin around my eyes and lips. I find the finish is more like a bb cream this way. Either that or I spray my face with Rose Water, then apply my foundation. If I have bad pores that day, I use a kabuki style foundation brush like the one I've linked below. It's more dense and smooths on my foundation and fills in pores better than a beauty blender. Sea Breeze Sensitive Skin Kabuki brush Estee Lauder Sheer Flattery Loose Setting Powder