Beauty Blender Help

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Kim M.

Apr 8, 2015

Kim M.

I purchased a beauty blender sponge. I wetted it and rung it out like you're supposed to. I even watched YouTube videos before using it. I tried it this morning and I got a very patchy streaky uneven application. any suggestions?

Kim M.

Apr 8, 2015

Kim M.

yes

Grace K.

Apr 8, 2015

Grace K.

I would suggest maybe leaving it a little bit wetter, maybe try squeezing out less water :)
Otherwise I agree the Janelle, the motion of the sponge is important

Livi H.

Apr 8, 2015

Livi H.

I noticed I had to Drench it to REALLY Dampen it. I let it run underneath the running water for about a minute or so. At the same time squeezing water out and letting it soak again. I even washed it first a couple of times to let all the pink dye run off the sponge then after it was washed a couple times my results were very good.

Ashlee C.

Apr 8, 2015

Ashlee C.

I just use a disposable sponge, but I first smudge the color on and then stipple it into my skin.

Kim M.

Apr 9, 2015

Kim M.

I'll try it a bit more wet next time.

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