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Mar 22, 2013

Amanda L.

I want to get a beauty blender but its too expensive in my opinion for a sponge.. I saw some dupes for it the other day at tjmaxx and I heard they sell them at Marshall's too. They are called the Cynthia rowley blending sponge and revive brand blending sponge. Which one do you recommend buying if you've tried them before? I already know about the ulta, cvs and London soho dupes.. But I personally don't like them, they aren't as soft as the beauty blender. Thanks!!

Mar 23, 2013

Bethany W.

I got a Cynthia rowley blending sponge yesterday! I love it ;) works really good :)

Mar 23, 2013

Mahsa G.

Make up studio has a dupe here in the netherlands its around 12 euros, I havent tried it myself but one of my friends is a big fan!!

Mar 23, 2013

Atiyah Y.

I'm not sure if the ones I have are by her but a few months back I saw some at Marshall's. I got 2 of each kind. I absolutely love them, I use them every time I do my makeup for blending out my foundation, concealer & even applying powder to set my concealer under my eyes. I had the one from CVS & these are much softer than that one. Reminds me of the actual Beauty Blender.

Mar 23, 2013

Jes T.

I buy mine from Tjmaxx, I have both the real beauty blender and knock offs and honestly they work the same, both give pretty streak free foundation :)

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