Are beauty blenders any good?

Sep 6, 2013

Beauty blenders come in handy to finish up the foundation roll or pat to help take away any streaks left behind but that's the only use I get out of it it's not a real must to have but it helps a bit.I bought one at TJ Maxx for $3.99 it's comparable to the actual beauty blender :-)

Sep 6, 2013

Patricia P.

Thanks I have a tj maxx nearby. Check to see if they have any.

Sep 6, 2013

Sharifa S.

I have been using the original beauty blender for a while and I love more than any of my brushes for foundation.

Sep 6, 2013

Danny C.

I personally like it. I've tried imitations and can see and feel a huge difference in them. I would always go for the original

Sep 6, 2013

HEather S.

I just bought one...I don't see what all the rave was about. maybe I'm not using it right. is there a particular way to use it?

Sep 6, 2013

Kinda M.

Thanks Alma, I'm going to check TJ Maxx.

Sep 6, 2013

Mickie S.

I have the original BB, really love it. I have dry skin & feel like out helps to give a nice finish.

Sep 8, 2013

Chelsea S.

I have the original and I really do like it a whole lot. My one complaint is the price. I feel like this is the type of product you really need to replace quite often. I would like to be able to buy at least three at a time. Because I have noticed that after a couple days even if it shrinks back down it is still a little damp.

Sep 8, 2013

Chelsea S.

That just makes me a little concerned about sanitation and bacteria growth

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