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I tend to prefer fingers or sponge for foundation application --that is, putting foundation on the skin and blending it. I rarely have good luck with brushes for application...they tend to leave my...

I dig this little sponge. It functions similarly to a konjac sponge, except it does not dry out and need re-hydrating like a konjac sponge does. It is very gentle on my redness-prone face...

This has the usual RT sponge shape: egg shaped, pointed at one end, and flat angle on the other, which I like very much. Compared to the RT Miracle Complexion Sponge, the Miracle Airblend Sponge...

Like the RT Miracle Complexion Sponge, but in pink and with a soft, velvety, microfiber surface finish intended for working with powders. Can be used damp or dry. Swells nicely when damp. Easy...

I use this brush for a lot of things. I would say using it the Katie Jane Hughes way. This is just such an effective brush for cream and liquid products which I use it more for honestly. She taught...

I love this little exfoliating sponge. It’s smooth on one side & exfoliating on the other. I feel it’s pretty gentle on my sensitive skin & it made my skin feel absolutely smooth & glowing. Apply...

I like these makeup sponges. Something with them has changed in the past couple yrs & they do fall apart/rip much easier than before. However, it's really unhygienic to use a makeup sponge past 3...

Really nice sponge, very soft to the touch and on the face. I love using damp sponges for my concealers and foundations, I find it just works better on my dry skin then brushes do. So, I try to...

I'm so impressed with this brush! It's awesome. By far the best foundation brush I've ever used. I'm not the biggest fan of bristled brushes for foundation, I've used many and they were all...

I almost always use a brush or my fingers to apply foundation and was curious to experiment with the ‘Miracle’ complexion sponge as I have seen it everywhere. After watching a couple of how-to...