Use it to smooth liquid or cream foundation for streak-free application. Start in the middle of your face and blend the product outward to prevent harsh makeup lines around the edge of your face.
The trick to using one of these most effectively is to squeeze it a few times under water first. After the sponge has absorbed a bit a water and expanded slightly in size, roll off the excess on a towel. This wetting process will not only prevent your sponge from soaking up all of your foundation (because it's already full of water) but will also help blend your makeup as smoothly as possible. Use the sponge’s broad sides to apply the product on your face. Use the tip to reach creases around the nose and to pinpoint small areas.
This big brush is perfect for softly applying bronzers and powders, and for evenly distributing product across your face or body.
The long, fluffy bristles evenly diffuse loose powders.
The slanted bristles make it easier to apply products perfectly to your cheekbones.
Use a small, synthetic brush to pinpoint specific areas that need extra coverage, like small spots and blemishes.
Use an eye shadow brush to evenly apply powder and cream shadows.
Use the fluffy bristles to diffuse eye shadow in the crease of your eye, or use it to blend multiple shades of eye shadow together.
Use this to soften eyeliner for a smoky, sultry look.
Alternate use: Target areas around the eye, such as the inner and outer corners, when applying intense pigment.
This brush easily lines lashes with cream or gel liner or shadow.
Use this duo to comb, tame, and de-clump your lashes and brows.
Use this to clean up fallen product or gently apply powders and highlighters on your cheekbones, temples, and cupids bow.
