How to correctly use a beauty blender.

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Abbey H.

Jan 5, 2014

Abbey H.

Wet it first to make sure it's a little damp and squeeze out excess water. It's so that the sponge doesn't soak up all your foundation

Abbey H.

Jan 5, 2014

Abbey H.

No problem!

Carolyn H.

Jan 5, 2014

Carolyn H.

Creams and liquids, foundation concealer even contour and highlight. I've seen an entire look made with one beauty blender :)

Judy W.

Jan 6, 2014

Judy W.

Youtube had some great videos on using beauty blender. I learned lots of tricks from it so maybe you should check it out.

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