Damp Foundation Sponge

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Joshua Amos R.

Nov 16, 2012

Joshua Amos R.

Does anyone damp there foundation sponge before applying there foundation ? I seen a I tutorial and tried it on one of my friends and works great

Lizeth R.

Nov 16, 2012

Lizeth R.

I love it! I buy the cosmetic wedges from Sally's, I wet it and use them as a beaut blender :) 

Frances D.

Nov 16, 2012

Frances D.

yes i do.

Dulce R.

Nov 16, 2012

Dulce R.

I use the Ulta beauty blender and it works awesome specially concealing!

Liza G.

Nov 17, 2012

Liza G.

always :-)

Atiyah Y.

Nov 17, 2012

Atiyah Y.

I love it! I use my Beauty Blender I got from CVS. It does wonders for concealer and adding powder under your eye to set the concealer. 

Amanda P.

Nov 18, 2012

Amanda P.

What is the purpose of it? I've heard of doing it before, but nervous to try it...I love the full coverage my foundation gives me, I have a lot of red patches...

Marianne D.

Nov 18, 2012

Marianne D.

Powder for oily skin ? Have you got an idea please 

Coco L.

Feb 3, 2013

Coco L.

I didn't know you could do it with just a regular makeup sponge! But I tried it and it works! Thx for the tip! 

美芯 林.

Feb 3, 2013

美芯 林.

it is to help get more of your makeup on your face and not absorbed in the sponge.

Kaleigh W.

Feb 3, 2013

Kaleigh W.

Powder for oily skin: Makeup Forever duo matte, Coverfx Powder, Bare Minerals matte foundation powder. 

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