I’ve been watching a lot of youtube blogger vidoes recently and for some korean foundations I had trouble making it look natural with a regular beauty blender so was using a buffing brush to buff it in. Even after buffing it in, it still didn’t look natural. I then saw a video which used this as the last step (I also love how you can use this for your cushions) to press in the foundation after buffing it as the last step. This really helped seal my foundation and I like how inexpensive and accessible these sponges are.
plumfairy – :
I’ve been watching a lot of youtube blogger vidoes recently and for some korean foundations I had trouble making it look natural with a regular beauty blender so was using a buffing brush to buff it in. Even after buffing it in, it still didn’t look natural. I then saw a video which used this as the last step (I also love how you can use this for your cushions) to press in the foundation after buffing it as the last step. This really helped seal my foundation and I like how inexpensive and accessible these sponges are.