Beauty Blender & Stick Foundation.

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Twana B.

Mar 20, 2013

Twana B.

Can you use a beauty blender to apply a stick foundation? and if so can you suggest and tips to do so?

Sara N.

Mar 20, 2013

Sara N.

Beauty blenders can apply anything! I would suggest warming up the foundation by putting it on your face or the back of your hand, then spreading it out (or apply if you used your hand). you could also put product directly onto your sponge too, but depending on the foundation, it may/may not be hard to get it onto the sponge directly.

Hope this helps!

Twana B.

Mar 21, 2013

Twana B.

thanks!!

Jen H.

Mar 24, 2013

Jen H.

I usually spread the product on my face first (either directly from the stick or warm it up with my hands first) and then blend it out with a damp BB. I find the BB tends to "eat up" more product if I apply it directly to the sponge.

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