Beauty blender colors

Feb 18, 2015

Shanae J.

I hope I get this right. Sandra tought me the different kinds so I hope I can remember. Haha. The pink is regular, the white is for sensitive and the green is mini?

Feb 18, 2015

Shanae J.

My Beauty Blender Collection & What The Different Colors Mean: http://youtu.be/fpm-AC0BWGo I found a helpful video!

Feb 19, 2015

Brianna M.

There was also.a red limited addition one!! but that was just a different colored original and I think tbe white one was the onky different one because it was made specifically without dyes.

Feb 19, 2015

Jasmine N.

Pink is normal, White is for sensitive skin and the black is a pro one I'm pretty sure it's a slightly different shape

Feb 19, 2015

Molly S.

White is actually for skincare haha. Pink and black are for foundation

Feb 19, 2015

Shanae J.

All of them are for skincare and makeup application actually.

Feb 19, 2015

Molly S.

For the pure, which is the white one

Feb 19, 2015

Molly S.

And pink :) sorry it this posted twice!

Feb 19, 2015

Shanae J.

Okaaaaaaayyy, people use it for makeup too. It's not specifically used for skincare products. Read the comments, look on YouTube, look everywhere. Thank you for your informative screen shots though.

Feb 19, 2015

Shanae J.

Look under "how to use" too, you'll see. (:

Feb 19, 2015

Shanae I think molly is saying and showing that its specially for skin care cuz skin care won't stain it since its supposed to be good on the skin I don't see how skin care would damage a white sponge or any sponge, I can see how the white sponge would be used for sensitive skin as well cuz I have a pink one and the dye does come of a little when you first wash it so the dye might be irritating to people with sensitive skin so the best thing for them would be the white one... I'm glad I read this I never ever thought of using a bb for skin care and it sounds like a great idea thanks 😊

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