💄 StansOut Makeup Blending Sponge Blender for Foundation - Liquid, Cream, or Powder Beauty Blending Memory Foam - Latex Free, Vegan (1 piece) - Enhanced SEO Review

So I want to start by saying yes I bought this because I saw a YouTuber use it. Yes I got caught up in the hype but the hyper was real! I followed the instructions exactly as he says and it worked like clockwork. I REMOVE the sponge in my face what you should do! It's not like those applicators that you can rub your face with. No! Apply the foundation so that it is evenly distributed. Applying the base took a long time. He mixed everything so well! One thing I would like to say is that I still…

This product is AMAZING! The first time I used it, my makeup disappeared so quickly and so easily that for a minute I wondered if I was dreaming. The foam is SO soft and the holes in the material are so small they hold very little makeup meaning my routine is basically cut in half! I have all the tools I need in a blender. I can't recommend it enough! My face looks absolutely flawless in record time. I hope this company will continue to release new products! This is exactly what the industry…

This is a genuine user review, not a paid review or influencer rating. I came across this sponge while looking for facial tissues. It seemed like a great alternative to the traditional beauty sponge. The sponge is super soft. Constructed from hybrid memory foam. I found it a little uncomfortable to use due to the sharp edges created by the diamond shape of the sponge. For me it's easier to blend the concealer under my eyes with my blender sponge than this sponge because it has a small spot…

I tried this because one of my favorite YouTubers used it and it looked like it would blend out smoothly and take a lot less time than a beauty blender. I wanted to like this sponge so much that I gave it a try instead of buying a new cosmetic bag at the same price. It was super-super-soft, which was different, but I think that played a part in why I had trouble with it. I am disappointed because there was a crack on the top of my sponge and I used it anyway following the instructions (wet it…

I wanted to believe in revolutionary advertising, but for me they work just like cheap apothecary wedges. They don't have the density of a typical blending sponge, so the foundation is more difficult to apply to the skin. They absorb a lot of liquid product and the finish is nothing special. I followed the instructions to make the sponge and tried it with every foundation from CoverGirl to By Terry. Not impressed.

I have had this product for more than a year. I can't understand anyone's complaints about this. I use it for everything! Foundation, blush, cream contour, shading. It's way better than other beauty sponges I've tried. It doesn't transfer colors from the foundation to the blush etc. Yes, you need to work on removing it. I think I'll try taking it in the shower as someone else suggested. This works much better than foundation brushes. I'm not about 20 years old with perfect skin, I'm 54 and…

I looked at a review on Youtube and immediately ordered a Stansout sponge. I followed the directions on the box exactly and used wet the first few times. My dislike of the sponge is due to the large holes all over the sponge which ended up putting foundation stains back on my cheeks when I did the final shading. It looked awful and messed up my base. Also, the sponge didn't deliver the full airbrushed skin fused application/finish that I wanted. I ordered 2 of these Stansout sponges and both…

I've never seen a bigger gimmick in my life - it's nothing more than a piece of extremely cheap memory foam, but the most egregious thing about this thing is that it doesn't have a case is not a beauty sponge. I tried it wet and it didn't do anything, but it left the foundation incredibly spotty and when I tried it dry the next day it literally washed all the product away. Like 100%. Don't waste your money on this crap. Save $15 and buy an Elf Face Sponge or Flower Beauty Sponge. It costs…