Makeup Sponge 6-Count Blender Beauty Sponge Foundation Blending Sponge

These blenders are excellent quality, especially for the price. I won't be buying another blender for a while.Pros:Latex freeSoft material (a bit rubbery, which I personally like)Smooth and lightweight foundation applicationBlends wellFirm and does not easily tearGREAT priceAbsolutely on par quality with the name brand beauty blenderCons:Smells like chemicals when first unboxed (smell came out after two washes)Difficult to wash product out in comparison to other blenders. It takes me three washes and rinses to get all of the product out.A couple of tips for first time users:1. Make sure you're using the blender while it's wet. Thoroughly soak the blender with cool water and then hand squeeze the extra water out. This will allow the blender to properly expand and absorb less product, as well as smooth out application and help keep your face from drying out and creating a patchy look.2: Try to wash your blender after every use to keep it from spreading germs and clogging your pores. I use Dawn dish soap and it works like a dream.

Im not a professional make up artist, and don't really know much about make up. I've never used a beauty blender before, so I don't really have a comparison for quality. I got these because it seemed time for me to learn and I am really glad I did. I use these while they are damp and they are sooo soft and seem to blend my foundation extremely well. Any first-timers, or any curious girls just tryna get by in life and don't wear or care to wear a lot of make up daily, I would recommend this!

I kept hearing nothing but rave reviews about a foundation that has been around forever, so I thought I would try it. Now it takes A LOT to get me to spend over 40 bucks for foundation, and I was giving up hope after it didn’t seem to live up to the be hype. My previous sponges still left the foundation a bit patchy. So, I decided to try these, and so happy I did! Sponge grows way bigger when moistened (see photo) but is so soft to the touch. I noticed the sponge didn’t absorb much of the foundation, it distributed it evenly and very naturally.Will definitely purchase again!

They're ok, definitely a lot harder/more rubber or silicone like than my Real Techniques sponges. That could either be a good thing or bad thing. It seems like these don't soak up as much product, but feel harder on your face when bouncing your foundation on. They also seem a bit harder to clean than my RT sponges, I guess because of the material? I'm sort of in-between on these, I do like them but I'm not sure I love them and will probably be testing out some other sponges soon.

So I LOVE the beauty blenders but I’m a cheap-arse betch AND I like the flat side of the Real Techniques sponge, so I started buying those... well, I’m still CHEAP AF and those are like $16 for a 4-pk. I just happened to have a giftcard for Amazon and as a fan of Prime, I decided to give these a go. First let me say that I’m one of those people that fully trust the amazon reviews so when a product is at least 4.1 stars, I know y’all have my back, so here’s me paying it forward! I LOVE THESE, whaaaaaat??!? The colors are fantastic, like Tiffany blue and Beauty Blender pink. They come in 2 days, they’re cheap, they WORK like other comparison sponges and.... THEYRE LIKE NO MONEY AT ALL. You could get 8 of these for the price of the Real Techniques sponges.... you could get like 10 of these for the price of a darn BB. (Currently shaking my head). If you’re thinking of picking these up- please do!

I finally got to try these beauties out! I love them so much they feel so nice and apply makeup beautifully. I would definitely recommend them for the price you can’t beat it and yes it comes with two

I’m never buying beauty blender again - these are the perfect dupe and in my opinion an even better shape!!! blends my foundation and sets my powder flawlessly

I wish I did more research before wasting my money on this knock off. I have a fake beauty blender from years ago that has been great, but is finally falling apart. I don’t remember where I got it, so I turned to Amazon to try to find something similar. This had good reviews so I gave it a go. Guys, these sponges absorb more product than anything! I usually put a pea sized dollop of my bb cream onto my old blender and that was enough for my whole face. This sponge on the other hand takes nearly all my product and I have to use double the usual amount to get the same coverage. Going straight into the trash and picking up a Real techniques or Eco Tools sponge for the same price at Target today.

Recently ordered real techniques from the verified store on Amazon, and they were fake, awful and not worth the money. Saw these and read the reviews, figured I might as well give them a shot, if they were bad, id resort to paying £16 for a beauty blender.These are decent quality but when cleaning them, They soaked up the cleaner and water and wouldn't expell the product. They got very dense and wouldn't revert back to their bouncy self. I did end up buying a beauty blender, And I do prefer the beauty blender to any other sponge I've used, But if you're in need of a sponge and don't want to pay £16, these are a decent alternative.

I am really new to wearing foundation and haven't been getting on well with using brushes as I have been getting a cakey look on my face. So I thought I would try a sponge instead. The beauty blender didn't seem to have great reviews and is horrendously expensive. I then came across these. They arrived quickly and by the weekend so I was able to have a go before a night out. They are amazing! They blend the foundation so well and you get a really natural finish. Definately ideal for a novice like me!

I LOVE these. They are much better quality and provide better coverage than any other beauty blender out there I've tried. Including the well known ones and big brands. I'd purchase again without hesitation because they are such great value. Hope they never go up in price or down in quality and they'll have a firm customer forever.

Definitely not like Real Techniques sponges like people are claiming. These feel lovely and expand well when put under water but once you squeeze out the excess water the shape becomes distorted and doesn’t return to normal unless you leave it for a while. Absorbs way too much of my liquid foundation too. Obviously for the price I can’t grumble too much but be aware that a lot of reviews on this aren’t necessarily accurate and claims about them being as good as RT sponges are false.EDIT: the sponges seem to be a little better after a couple of uses. Their shape returns to normal and they don’t soak up as much product as they did during their first and second use.

Thought I'd take a risk and try save some money! I normally buy the real beauty blender which ends up costing a small fortune. Ordered these I'm a whim and cannot believe how good they are! I've had cheap ones in the past that have been way to hard to blend my foundation/concealer but these are so so soft! Even without wetting them. I would %100 say give these a try if you use to other leading brands but want to save money. I'll certainly be stocking up on these from now on