Pure Beauty Works Pro Blending Trio 2 Silicone Blending Sponges + 1 Makeup Sponge | Premium Quality Foundation Blender | Cosmetic Beauty Tool Applicator Set Review

I bought these to use for basic french tips. They work great, just apply some nail polish and gently press your nail where you want the color. Wipe them with acetone on toilet paper or a cotton swab and they'll come out nice and clean.

As a professional makeup artist, I'm always looking for new ways to apply different types of face paint - cream, liquid, powder. Lately I've been really interested in the egg-shaped sponge applicators, and I've been dying to try the silicone applicators as well. Unfortunately, they don't work as well as sponges. Silicone applicators blur makeup instead of applying it, leaving it where you need it. Mixing is not possible. And they don't work with powder at all - it flies away before I can even…

I'm gradually using more and more blenders as I feel my foundation looks better on my mature skin. I don't like washing them, so I'd rather have a few on hand. I've never used silicone mixers, but they are interesting. They don't soak up foundation or creamy products like a sponge. This could be my new favorite blender!

So I use makeup sponges, which at Sephora are usually around $20. I don't wash these sponges as often as I would like, they are quite thin so I buy new ones quite often. Oh how much I could save if I tried them that cost even less than ⅕ of that amount! When it hit my recommendation page I was skeptical as the price was much lower... you know, "you get what you pay for". So imagine my surprise when I got it and tried it! I mean, it was just as bouncy and soft while absorbing just the right…