Makeup Blending Sponge Large Round
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Best makeup sponge which can be used with all types of makeup including liquids. Makeup sponge is made from latex-free raw materials which benefit in significant reduction in allergies and is super soft. This makeup sponge can be washed and reused. It can also be used wet or dry and with a setting spray. Makeup sponges are good for blending your makeup to create a flawless finish, setting your makeup and even creating definition. The best makeup sponge to use is a vegan one and all our blenders are all 100% cruelty-free and made from recycled raw materials.
This blender is a 'must have' for your makeup kit as it provides fantastic coverage for small, medium and full area coverage. Truly perfect, as this blender is excellent for the whole face and provides perfection for any finish required.
Makeup sponges can be used for
- Powder
- Foundation
- Concealer
- Pressed Powder
- Liquid Foundation
- Sunscreen
- Bb Cream
- Cream-based products
Why do you dampen a makeup sponge?
- Provides extra hydration during application
- The product will blend more smoothly
- Keeps your skin hydrated
- Prevents patchy skin
- Prevents blotches
Are makeup sponges bad for your skin? Only if you don’t wash and take care of your sponges.
When to clean and how to keep your makeup sponge clean.
- Wash your sponges regularly (Ideally after each use)
- Use soapy lukewarm water
- Use a cosmetics anti-bacterial spray or liquid
- Rinse and dry
Our Complete Face Blender comes in Purple Haze which is designed ergonomically for ease of hand control when applying makeup. Purple Haze is brilliant for all areas of the face with a pointed tip for smaller area coverage and cheeks.
Naked Nude, rounded blender with a flat side surface
Check out our full range of BWOW BLENDERS available now in different styles and colours.
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