Makeup Sponge Different Types 1 Piece 10080

Most sponges are used when wet. It is therefore necessary to soak them and squeeze the water out of them gently but really thoroughly. Moisture will prevent the sponge from absorbing too much product (so choose one with smaller pores). It also allows you to apply make-up evenly in a very thin layer and without streaks. The skin surface looks natural and compact. The sponge can be used to apply the tinted texture, whether it has a solid or liquid consistency. Apply it to the back of your hand or directly onto the sponge and "tap" it gently and lightly into the skin, from the centre of the face to the edges. The sponge adapts to the surface of the skin, copies it and the products do not cling to small imperfections, do not dig into wrinkles and lines. You can use the same technique to apply concealer, highlighter or powder. This will help you create truly unrecognizable transitions. 

Cleaning sponges is essential
Although disposable sponges still exist, many now boast a longer shelf life and can last for several months. However, they need to be cared for. Above all, wash them regularly and sensitively. There are special cleaners for this, but you can also do it with a make-up remover or very mild soap or baby shampoo. Take care of them. They'll reward you with flawless make-up that you can conjure up in minutes.